Dr. Nyadimu of Daktari A Quick One* sits down for a candid and engaging conversation with internet sensation and controversial doctor, Dr. Riziki, following their appearance as panelists at the KMA pre-conference discussions on the impact of social media in healthcare.

In this exclusive chat, Dr. Riziki opens up about her personal experience with online bullying on X (formerly Twitter) and shares how she navigated the challenges of public scrutiny while maintaining her voice in the digital space.

The conversation also dives into:

Her *favorite social media platforms* and why they work for her
The inspiration behind her journey into *medical content creation*
Insights into building a personal brand as a doctor online
Reflections and key takeaways from the ongoing *KMA conference*

This is a must-watch for healthcare professionals, students, and content creators interested in the intersection of **medicine, social media, and digital influence**.

👉 Tune in for honest perspectives, practical lessons, and an unfiltered look at the realities of being a doctor in the age of social media.

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In Part 3 of our enlightening conversation with Kevin, popularly known as The Kenyan Nutritionist, Daktari A Quick One (DAQO) dives deep into the truth behind modern dietary habits and the trending theories around weight control. We break down popular approaches such as OMAD (One Meal A Day) and intermittent fasting, examining what actually works, who it works for, and the hidden risks many people overlook.

We also explore the impact of carbohydrates, energy drinks, and how these everyday choices affect metabolism, weight gain, and long-term health. Kevin further explains the crucial role of specialized diets for chronic illnesses such as diabetes, renal failure, and other metabolic conditions—highlighting what every patient and caregiver should know.

This episode also uncovers the real effects of processed foods, additives, and the chemicals used in modern farming, and how these substances influence inflammation, gut health, fertility, and overall human wellbeing.

If you're looking to understand nutrition beyond social media trends, this is a must-watch.
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In this insightful episode of *Daktari A Quick One**, Dr. Festus Nyadimu joins a dynamic panel discussion exploring the growing **impact of social media on healthcare* in Kenya and beyond.

One of the standout moments comes when Dr. Nyadimu addresses a question many healthcare professionals struggle with: *How do you balance clinical work, academic commitments, family life, and running a successful medical podcast?*

In his response, he shares practical and relatable insights on:

The power of *prioritization* in managing competing responsibilities
The importance of maintaining a *healthy work-life balance*
How *collaborative teamwork with colleagues* makes ambitious projects sustainable
Lessons from building and growing the Daktari: A Quick One podcast while staying grounded in clinical practice

This conversation is especially valuable for doctors, medical students, and healthcare professionals navigating the pressures of modern medicine while leveraging digital platforms for impact.

👉 Whether you're interested in **healthcare leadership, medical education, or personal productivity**, this discussion offers real-world strategies you can apply immediately.

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Dr. David Wasmbla on Daktari: A Quick One — Part 2 of 3 takes us deep into the realities of working in active conflict zones, told through the eyes of a non-partisan doctor on the front lines.
In this episode, Dr. Wasmbla opens up about the intense training and high-pressure simulations humanitarian medics undergo before deployment to war zones. He then recounts his lived experiences in Ukraine and Gaza, where bombs, gunfire, and uncertainty were a near-constant presence, often every passing hour.
Beyond the physical danger, this conversation explores the hidden psychological toll of war. Dr. Wasmbla candidly shares how repeated exposure to conflict has affected his mental health — from persistent insomnia to disturbing dreams that followed him long after leaving the front lines.
The episode closes with a powerful rallying call inspired by his book, “Broken Souls,” where he urges humanitarian workers and medical professionals in conflict areas to prioritize regular mental health check-ups with trained professionals. His message is clear: saving lives should not come at the cost of losing yourself.
🎧 A raw, sobering, and deeply human conversation you don’t want to miss.
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Does appearance define professionalism? Can purpose survive pressure? And what does it really mean to serve humanity?”

Season 3 of Daktari: A Quick One kicks off with a powerful, thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Festus Nyadimu hosts Dr. David Wasambla—medical doctor, author of Broken Souls, actor, comedian, and humanitarian.

In Part 1 of this exclusive 3-part episode, Dr. Nyadimu opens with a bold question:
👉 Has having dreadlocks influenced how the public perceives Dr. Wasambla as a doctor?
This sparks an honest discussion on stereotypes in medicine, professionalism, and identity in healthcare.

The conversation then dives deep into Dr. Wasambla’s extraordinary journey to becoming a doctor, including:

Training in Russia and the harsh realities of studying medicine in a foreign country

The difficult decision to quit training temporarily and rebuild from scratch

Balancing a career in acting and comedy while pursuing medicine

Finding purpose beyond the hospital walls

The episode culminates in a moving discussion on his calling as a humanitarian doctor—what humanitarian medicine truly means, the real-world impact of humanitarian work, and the lives transformed through service.

They also unpack:

The training required before joining humanitarian missions

How young doctors can access humanitarian medical jobs

The importance of neutrality and non-partisanship in humanitarian work

🔥 This is not just a podcast episode—it’s a masterclass on resilience, identity, purpose, and service in medicine.

If you’re a medical student, doctor, healthcare professional, or anyone passionate about medicine with meaning, this episode will challenge how you think about success and service.

🎧 Watch / Listen now — Part 1 of 3

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Medicine beyond borders

Breaking stereotypes in healthcare

From Russia to humanitarian frontlines

Purpose over perception

More than a doctor—serving humanity

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In this compelling episode of Daktari: A Quick One, Dr. Nyadimu hosts Dr. Wendy Kibui—the incoming Deputy Secretary General of Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union—for an insightful conversation on leadership, policy, and the future of doctors in Kenya.

A seasoned leader and the outgoing Nairobi Branch Treasurer, Dr. Kibui—who also holds an MBA in Healthcare Administration—shares her leadership journey, key lessons from her tenure, and her vision for transforming KMPDU into a more inclusive and effective union.

This episode dives deep into some of the most pressing issues shaping the medical profession today:

🔹 Private Sector Representation in KMPDU
Dr. Kibui unpacks the ongoing challenge of integrating private practitioners into the union, highlighting structural gaps and proposing practical solutions to improve onboarding and engagement.

🔹 The Role of KMPDU in a Changing Healthcare Landscape
As Kenya’s healthcare system evolves, so too must the union. This discussion explores how KMPDU can remain relevant, responsive, and impactful for doctors across both public and private sectors.

🔹 The Voter Register Controversy
A critical conversation on the integrity of the electoral process—should intern doctors be allowed to vote? Dr. Kibui weighs in on this divisive issue, offering clarity on eligibility, fairness, and representation.

🔹 Voting Process & Electoral Transparency
Where should doctors vote from? How can the process be made more transparent and accessible? This episode addresses the logistical and ethical concerns surrounding KMPDU elections.

🎙️ Hosted by Dr. Festus Nyadimu, this episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical leadership, union politics, and healthcare reform in Kenya.

👉 Stay tuned for Part 2, where Dr. Wendy Kibui takes a bold stance, going head-to-head on the failures of past union leadership and critically evaluating the performance of the outgoing Deputy Secretary General.

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On today’s episode of Daktari: A Quick One – Political Series, Dr. Nyadimu hosts a returning guest, Dr. Mickey Macatha, a prominent voice in Kenya’s medical leadership space and a leading aspirant in the upcoming Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) elections.

Making his highly anticipated comeback after his impactful appearance in Season 1, Dr. Macatha dives straight into one of the most pressing issues facing doctors in Kenya today — the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming KMPDU elections.

In Part 1 of this explosive episode, we unpack critical concerns that could potentially derail the electoral process, including:

Failure to follow due process by the incumbent leadership

Alleged violations of the KMPDU constitution

The absence of a properly constituted Independent Electoral Commission (IEC)

The highly debated issue of intern doctors’ eligibility to vote and vie for leadership positions

This conversation sheds light on governance challenges within one of Kenya’s most influential medical unions and raises tough questions about transparency, accountability, and the future of doctor representation.

We also take a moment to reflect on the success of the DAQO Awards, where Dr. Macatha played a pivotal role as a key committee member, contributing immensely to delivering a world-class, impactful awards ceremony that celebrated excellence in healthcare.

🎙️ This is more than just a discussion — it’s a deep dive into the power dynamics shaping the future of healthcare leadership in Kenya.

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If you’re a doctor, intern, healthcare worker, or simply interested in medical leadership, healthcare policy, and union politics in Kenya, this episode is a must-watch.

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Dr. Nyadimu, DAQO, runs into Dr. Yusuf. A young doctor who is the current president of the Somaliland Medical Association.
We have a Quick chat On thr state of healthcare in the newly recognized country with Dr. Yusuf giving us a Quick history lesson on Somaliland, their independence and how it is like to practice medicine in Somaliland.

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Diagnosed with hyperthyroidism at just 7 years old, Critical Care Nurse Maureen Nyangati Murithi shares her powerful story of resilience, passion, and purpose.
In this episode of Daktari: A Quick One, she sits down with Dr. Festus Nyadimu to discuss her journey into nursing, founding the Euthryve Foundation, and turning personal health struggles into advocacy.

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Daktari: A Quick One, Nurse Maureen Nyangati Murithi sits down with Dr. Festus Nyadimu to share her remarkable journey in healthcare, resilience, and personal transformation.

In Part 1 of this three-part episode, viewers are introduced to a young, ambitious, and highly dedicated critical care nurse based in Isiolo, Kenya. Nurse Maureen speaks passionately about her academic journey and professional growth, highlighting the determination, discipline, and passion that continue to drive her commitment to improving patient care.

Her story reflects the spirit of healthcare professionals who continually push themselves to grow, learn, and better serve their patients.

From Personal Struggle to Purpose

Nurse Maureen is also the CEO and Founder of the Euthryve Foundation, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and supporting individuals living with thyroid disorders.

In this first part of the conversation, she shares the deeply personal story of being diagnosed with hyperthyroidism at the young age of 7 years. This early life experience would later become a defining motivation in her life and career, shaping her passion for patient advocacy and health awareness.

Her journey highlights how personal health challenges can inspire healthcare professionals to create meaningful change in the lives of others.

What You’ll Learn in Part 1

In this episode, Nurse Maureen discusses:

Her academic and nursing career journey

Her experience working as a critical care nurse in Isiolo

The inspiration behind founding the Euthryve Foundation

Her early diagnosis with hyperthyroidism at age 7

How personal health challenges can shape a healthcare career

Coming Up in Parts 2 & 3

Stay tuned for the next parts of this inspiring conversation where Nurse Maureen will discuss:

Her journey living with hyperthyroidism

The stigma and challenges she has faced over the years

How these experiences motivated her to start the Euthryve Foundation and advocate for thyroid health awareness

This episode is a powerful reminder of resilience, passion, and the human stories behind healthcare professionals.

About Daktari: A Quick One

Daktari: A Quick One (DAQO) is a Kenyan medical podcast hosted by Dr. Festus Nyadimu, featuring conversations with healthcare professionals who are shaping the future of medicine, healthcare leadership, and patient advocacy in Kenya.

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In this powerful episode of Daktari A Quick One (DAQO), Dr. Joe (Joseph) Njagi sits down with Dr. Nyadimu for an in-depth conversation on endometriosis — a condition that affects millions of women yet remains widely misunderstood.
Dr. Joe Njagi, a gynecologist and nominee for the DAQO Awards 2025 – Gynecologist of the Year, opens up about his journey into medicine and what sparked his deep passion for endometriosis care. He candidly narrates how he first encountered endometriosis unexpectedly while performing laparoscopic surgery for fibroids, a moment that left him stunned by how little he understood the disease at the time.
That encounter became a turning point.
In this episode, Dr. Njagi shares:
How discovering endometriosis reshaped his career path
The early challenges he faced managing the ⅙
How his surgical skills and confidence evolved over time
Why endometriosis deserves more attention in both medical training and public discourse
They also explore the power of social media in health education, highlighting how Dr. Joe Njagi has intentionally used his online platforms to create awareness, educate patients, and advocate for women living with endometriosis.
This is an honest, eye-opening conversation that blends medicine, passion, growth, and advocacy — and sets the stage for the rest of the series.
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📌 More insights coming in Parts 2 & 3
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