Betrayed By The System

Betrayed by the System is a fearless exposé and emotional reckoning with a country's slow-burning betrayal of its most essential workers-and the lives lost because of it. With searing honesty and investigative clarity, Tobias Otieno Ogola paints an unflinching portrait of Kenya's broken health sector, where systemic neglect, political greed, and institutional failure have turned hospitals into death traps, caregivers into beggars, and patients into statistics. Drawing from official audit reports, frontline testimonies, whistleblower revelations, investigative journalism, and harrowing real-life case studies, this book takes readers through ten damning chapters. Each chapter unearths the rot that festers behind the corridors of power: from "ghost clinics" and counterfeit medicine rings to misappropriated international aid and the silencing of striking medics. The crisis is not just about bad governance-it is about a deliberate abandonment of duty, where the government watches its health workers crumble under stress, remains silent as interns go unpaid, and lets citizens die waiting for treatment. Ogola does more than report-he indicts. He demands answers for the intern paid 47,000.00 KES after years of training. He tells the story of patients turned away from public hospitals that lack drugs, electricity, or staff. He exposes how political elites feast in comfort while hospitals decay and ambulances stall from lack of fuel. He uncovers how the Kenyan government has enough funds-but not the will-to hire, pay, or protect healthcare professionals. This is a book for every Kenyan who has watched a loved one die waiting for care. For every health worker who sacrificed, only to be discarded. For every citizen who has asked: "Where is our dignity? Where is our justice?" Betrayed by the System is both a call to action and a memorial to those failed by the very people meant to protect them. It will shake your conscience, stir your anger, and ignite your resolve

About the Author :
Tobias Otieno Ogola Tobias Otieno Ogola is a passionate writer, researcher, and advocate for social justice, particularly in matters affecting men in modern society. With a background in healthcare and education, he has spent years observing the silent struggles men face-both in personal and professional spaces. His deep understanding of human relationships, societal expectations, and cultural dynamics drives his writing, which challenges outdated narratives and promotes true gender fairness. Through his work, Tobias aims to spark critical conversations about masculinity, responsibility, and the often-overlooked burdens placed on men. His thought-provoking insights are rooted in real-life experiences, historical contexts, religious perspectives, and modern social trends. Beyond writing, he is a strong advocate for mental health awareness, personal growth, and redefining masculinity in a way that empowers men to be both strong and emotionally whole. Tobias believes in balance, fairness, and the need for society to recognize the value of men beyond their financial or physical contributions. His work serves as a voice for the silenced and a call to action for a more just world.