Maasai Mara University student Wycliffe Omondi Okello died on Thursday February 24th 2022, police reported that he died as a result of constant erection.
The late Okello attended a party on Friday February 18th at around 8pm with five friends whose identities have not been publicly revealed.
On Saturday morning February 19th, Okello visited Maasai Mara University health department as he was experiencing lower abdominal pains. He was treated by varsity medics before being discharged on the same day.
On Tuesday February 22nd, Okello visited the health department again, this time round complaining of ribs and lower abdominal pain.
Okello’s condition worsened in the middle of the night prompting his friends to rush him to Shepherds hospital, some 20 meters from Maasai Mara university main gate.
On Wednesday February 23rd, Okello called his mother who visited him in hospital before he died in her hands on Thursday morning February 24th.
Police in Narok county were notified of Okello’s death and they filed a report indicating that he died after complaining of lower abdominal pain and constant erection from Saturday February 19th.
“There is a body of a student at Shepherd Hospital who was admitted yesterday February 23, 2022 at around at 1020hrs complaining of lower abdominal pain and constant erection of the penis from Saturday 19,” the police report read in part.
Reports on social networking platforms indicated that Okello’s food was laced with Viagra at the party he attended on Friday February 18th.
Okello’s body was moved to Narok County Referral Hospital Morgue after he died at Shepherd Hospital on Thursday morning.
Postmortem examination was conducted on the body on Friday February 24th. Dean of Students at Maasai Mara university Aden Mohammed communicated the results of the autopsy ending the puzzle surrounding the Okello’s death.
Mohammed said postmortem result indicated that the first year student died of natural causes after battling a short-term illness.
After the postmortem report, the hospital and police released the body to the family for burial arrangements.
