The Atheists in Kenya Society (AIK), led by President Harrison Mumia, is threatening legal action against the alleged construction of an 8,000-seater church at State House, Nairobi, which they claim violates Kenya's constitutional commitment to secularism.

• The proposed church is reportedly costing Ksh1.2 billion.
• The AIK accuses President William Ruto's administration of promoting Christian nationalism.
• AIK plans to file a lawsuit, citing concerns over misuse of public funds and constitutional breaches.

President William Ruto is reportedly constructing a large church, estimated to cost KSh 1.2 billion, within the grounds of State House in Nairobi, sparking public debate.

• The proposed church, designed by Skair Architects Limited, is dubbed the “Cathedral” and aims to accommodate 8,000 congregants.
• Satellite images confirm construction is underway near the presidential helicopter landing pad, featuring a prominent cross topping its main tower.
• Kenyans have expressed concern over the significant expenditure during difficult economic times, questioning the allocation of such a large sum.