This archive report was first published on 7 July 2020.
On June 24, Churchill Show comedian Othuol Othuol was admitted to the Kenyatta National Hospital, and after a month, he has finally been discharged on July 6.
According to Churchill Show Manager Ken Waudo, Othuol is in stable condition and has been released to go home, but he will need to return to the hospital every three days for monitoring over the next three months.
Doctors have also instructed Othuol to undergo medication and close monitoring after diagnosing a growth in his brain.
News of the growth in his brain was made public by Victor Ber, who stated that the comedian needed brain surgery.
Although the exact date and cost of the surgery are yet to be determined, Othuol's recent hospital bills were fully covered by contributions from comedians and other artists in the entertainment industry.
This development comes seven months after Othuol overcame Tuberculosis.
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