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SUPKEM National Chairman Al-Hajj Hassan Ole Naado said the council was prioritising dialogue with policymakers and state institutions to ensure government programmes address the needs of Muslims while promoting inclusive development
SUPKEM National Chairman Al-Hajj Hassan Kirua Ole Naado called on the government and opposition to set aside their differences and focus on issues directly affecting citizens, warning that political divisions could weaken national unity
Naado pointed out that recruitment agencies play a key role in shaping the experience of workers abroad and should therefore be required to guarantee full protection, including proper insurance, transparent contracts, and clear terms that prioritise worker welfare.
SUPKEM National Chairman Al-Hajj Hassan Ole Naado led a delegation of senior officials to the National Syndemic Diseases Control Council (NSDCC) for high-level deliberations aimed at enhancing collaboration in addressing syndemic diseases affecting communities across the country.
The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (Supkem) says the drought is endangering livelihoods in at least 23 counties, putting pastoralists and local communities at serious risk.
Sheikh Salat lauded the exemption, saying it reflects the government’s appreciation of the cultural and spiritual significance of dates during Ramadan.
The agreement was signed on behalf of SUPKEM by its National Chairman, Hassan Ole Nado, alongside Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh, Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance of Saudi Arabia.
Speaking during a meeting with the Inter-Religious Council of Kenya, led by Bishop Dr. Geoffrey Njuguna of Deliverance Church International, Lang’ata, and Hassan Ole Naado, chairman of SUPKEM, Mudavadi emphasized the crucial role of faith leaders in shaping a just and virtuous society.
Senator Chute, while addressing the Senate, claimed that SUPKEM had invited wealthy foreign partners and was preparing to hand over the mosque land for housing construction. He accused the council of abandoning its religious responsibilities and being driven by political and financial motives.
The standoff has sparked protests outside the council’s headquarters in Nairobi, with members calling for the resignation of national chairperson Hassan ole Naado.
Al-Hajji Hassan Kirua ole Naado cited frustrations over prolonged delays and lack of progress in the appointment process.
The announcement was made by the Kenya Hajj Mission, which operates under the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM).
The warning follows a wave of complaints from Kenyan pilgrims who were left stranded during the last Hajj season, despite making full payments to unofficial agents.
They unveiled the campaign in Nairobi on Thursday, with a focus on supporting reforestation efforts in Kenya and delivering aid to Palestinians.
Branch officials said they were legitimately elected, yet were not informed or involved in the recent delegates’ meeting held in Nairobi.