ADANI whistleblower NELSON AMENYA exposes TRUMP-RUTO deal granting U.S access to sensitive medical records of all Kenyans

Wednesday, December 03, 2025 - Nelson Amenya, the whistleblower who previously exposed the controversial Adani deal, has returned with another explosive allegation - this time targeting a proposed health security agreement between Kenya and the United States.

On Tuesday, December 2^nd, Amenya claimed that President William Ruto’s administration is preparing to sign a 25-year accord with U.S President Donald Trump’s Government.

The deal will grant Washington real-time access to Kenya’s national health records, including sensitive information such as HIV status, TB treatment, and vaccination histories.

“It will give the U.S government real-time access to all Kenyan health records - everything,” Amenya alleged.

He further claimed that disease specimens collected from Kenyan patients will be shared with up to ten American pharmaceutical companies.

Amenya highlighted a clause stipulating that the agreement will be governed by U.S. federal law, effectively sidelining Kenyan legislation in the event of a breach.

“Your data protection rights simply don’t exist under this agreement. The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner becomes completely powerless,” he said.

Describing the proposal as unconstitutional, Amenya argued that it contravenes the Kenya Data Protection Act, the Health Act, and the Digital Health Act.

He warned that the U.S will gain 24-hour access to Kenya’s health databases and the authority to conduct random audits of five percent of health facilities at will.

He added that the U.S will also secure free access to disease specimens for vaccine development, with no guaranteed benefits for Kenya over the next quarter century.

“We are talking about the medical privacy of 50+ million Kenyans being handed over to a foreign Government under foreign law,” Amenya stated.

Amenya concluded by claiming that failure to comply with the agreement could expose Kenya to heavy funding cuts.

President Ruto is currently in the U.S to witness the signing of the historic DRC-Rwanda Peace Agreement alongside Presidents Paul Kagame and Félix Tshisekedi.

The Kenyan DAILY POST