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HomeDaily NewsFriday, July 4, 2025Kenya's Religious Controversies Involve Atheists and Government Construction Plans
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Kenya's Religious Controversies Involve Atheists and Government Construction Plans

Atheists in Kenya threaten legal action over alleged State House church construction tied to President Ruto’s 1.2 billion secret church.

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Atheists in Kenya Threaten Legal Action Over Alleged State House Church Construction

Atheists in Kenya Threaten Legal Action Over Alleged State House Church Construction

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.

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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.
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President Ruto’s Alleged 1.2 Billion ‘Secret’ Church At State House Causes Public Uproar

President Ruto’s Alleged 1.2 Billion ‘Secret’ Church  At State House Causes Public Uproar

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.

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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.
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