Wednesday, April 9,
2025 - It was an emotional scene on NTV’s Fixing the Nation when
Telvin Mburu, a humble Rongai matatu conductor, reunited with the woman whose
life he helped save after a medical emergency.
As he narrated the life-altering moment, the woman
unexpectedly called into the show to thank him - triggering heartfelt tears
live on air.
Mburu recounted the incident, which happened on Friday,
April 4th, during evening rush hour.
A female passenger, visibly struggling to breathe, tapped
him for help.
He responded swiftly, opening windows and making space for
her.
As her condition worsened near Nyayo Roundabout, Mburu and
his crew rushed her to Nairobi West Hospital.
“For me, I was just doing it out of goodwill. I lost someone
so important to me due to negligence... I wasn’t there, but can you imagine
being told your mum died because no one helped?” Mburu shared, his voice
cracking.
Mburu not only ensured she got to hospital, but stayed,
oversaw treatment, and even facilitated her transfer to Sinai Hospital - sacrificing
his day’s pay.
The woman’s surprise call brought the studio to tears.
“I lack words. I am so emotional right now... You are the
reason my children still have their mother,” she said.
Kenyans have hailed Mburu’s selflessness, calling for his
recognition.
Despite the matatu industry's often chaotic image, Mburu’s
kindness is a shining reminder that true heroes walk among us - quiet, humble,
and full of heart.
Watch the emotional moment below.
The Kenyan DAILY POSTTears in the studio as Viola calls Telvin. 😭🥹🥹
— NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) April 9, 2025
"My children wouldn't have a mother if you hadn't helped me."
Telvin and the driver of a Rongai matatu helped Viola when she had a medical emergency. #FixingTheNationNTV @NationFmKE @OfficialJMbugua @MariamBishar @EricLatiff pic.twitter.com/SKWCubmahq
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