SUPKEM Warns Against Political Friction, Calls for Focus on National Development
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The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) has urged the government and opposition to tone down political tensions and prioritise national development, ethnic harmony and ethical leadership.
In a statement following its Annual General Meeting (AGM), which ended on October 14 at Weston Hotel in Nairobi, SUPKEM warned that prolonged political friction could undermine national cohesion and divert attention from the challenges facing ordinary Kenyans.
SUPKEM Chairperson Al-Hajj Hassan Kirua Ole Naado said the meeting took place at a critical moment in Kenya’s political trajectory, amid emerging political realignments, economic pressures and rhetoric threatening national unity.