In what may be described as a religious revolution, Muslims have taken to the streets to protest President William Ruto’s bigotry towards Muslims.
This comes on the heels of Ruto’s ongoing relationship with churches, particularly evangelical ones, in which he has made them a crucial component in his administration.
Ruto has been touring the country, hosting prayer meetings, and even establishing a church at State House, which has enraged Muslims.
Muslims are angry because the President has failed to hold a single prayer service with Muslims or other religious faiths.
According to the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya, Ruto’s government favors churches while excluding other religious groups, in violation of Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, which specifies that the country is a secular state.
Muslims have now requested that Raila Odinga intervene to prevent Ruto from discriminating against them.
