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Imams reject use of taxes to count gays

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Posted Sunday, November 1 2009 at 18:40

The government should not use taxpayers money to count gay people in the country as this amounts to recognising their existence, says the Council of Imams and preachers of Kenya.

Nominated MP Mohamed Dor said the plan to spend Sh40 million was wrong and as gayness is contrary to the constitution order.

The CIPK secretary general criticised non-governmental organisations using the HIV/Aids pandemic to propagate the gay issue in the country.

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  1. Submitted by Shilavula
    Posted November 02, 2009 11:05 AM

    Technocrats seem delinked to the aspirations of a noble nation. Who will benefit from the statistics of the gays? Is the information worth a sensible discussion? The sexual education has spiraled out of control? Mend the mess from of the sexual education first instead of using the country as puppet of hopeless research. Save our taxes.

  2. Submitted by jahazi
    Posted November 02, 2009 11:00 AM

    Gays are a disgrace.

  3. Submitted by THE BLUEZ
    Posted November 02, 2009 08:48 AM

    Gays are a disgrace to manhood,disgrace to all religions,disgrace to African traditions and morals...what else? Why should we enteratain them we our oen money,NO WAY.

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