Interior Security CS Fred Matiang’i has declared Saturday 10th a public holiday dubbed Huduma Day. This day was previously Moi Day. According to his Press Release, Matiang’i has recommended the day to be a National Prayer day for Kenya. He has urged Kenyans to partake prayers and community volunteerism.
We encourage Kenyans to participate in the prayers and promote national unity, social justice, cohesion and sustainable development in their communities for the benefit of present and future generations.~Fred Matiang’i
President Uhuru Kenyatta shall lead the nation in prayers in an inter-faith service at the statehouse. The service shall also be live on all leading televisions and radio, and digital media platforms.
Huduma day came to life last year through a cabinet approval. They renamed from Moi Day. According to the statehouse, renaming the day was to commemorate the late President Moi’s desire to have the day as a day of service and volunteerism.
State House Spokesperson Kanze Dena said the Head of State has dedicated October 9-11 a national weekend of prayer. In addition, she urges Kenyans to attend prayers at their worship places, adhering to covid-19 regulations.
We hereby wish all our readers a happy Huduma Day!
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