Defence Cabinet Secretary (CS) Aden Duale says no one in Kenya should discourage Muslim women from wearing Hijab in public.
Speaking during the launch of International Quran Competition in Nairobi on Tuesday, December 20, the CS urged Muslim women to wear Hijab freely.
"Anywhere the government requires Muslims to sit during public holidays, we will respect Islamic culture, and we will make sure our girls wear Hijab," said Duale.
"I am speaking on behalf of the president, If you deal with Sheikh Juma Ngao, we will not recognize you as government," ~ Aden Duale to Ambassadors pic.twitter.com/tHLIXeIvuQ - The Standard Digital (@StandardKenya) December 20, 2022
The Cabinet Secretary added: "If you have a problem with our girls, wives and sisters wearing Hijab, and you are in Kenya, then you better leave this country because they will wear Hijab."
