Read a response written by MAREX in the Angela Kwach Thread...

MAREX wrote

"The new constitution outlaws any form of discrimination. I underwent similar treatment in Daystar. I applied for a masters degree in communication a year ago. I was told that the application form wont be processed if I don't write a half a foolscap testimony. 3 weeks later, I was informed that my application cannot be processed because I was not qualified on religious grounds"


Don't you guys think the application procedures used by these two universities are not in line with the new constitution? My application to Nazarene University was rejected twice on religious grounds before I was finally accepted. The environment in these two universities also infringe on the students constitutional rights and I don't believe that there is any institutional law or procedure that is mightier than the constitution of the republic of Kenya

Nazarene was discriminating against me just because I am a muslim. I am talking about religious discrimination. If I am Academically fit to join that university, why should my religion be an impediment?

Just recently a lady was forced to undergo a HIV TEST by Daystar before her application could be approved!!

eeeeeeeh? HIV test? and studies?

@ Thamotha..wen it comes to Masters in Communication in Kenya...it has to be Daystar on UON...Next time I apply...I am gonna put a three fulscap testimony!!!!!

If u cant write a testimony, please go to any other varsity pls. They will accept u very well.

Not sure for about the testimony but i have signed for a few characters their forms when joining this colleges the part of the "pastor" and 'Chief' and their comments...hehehehehe.... what to do.... my pastor/priest in nairobi doesnt even know me... never even seen me may be... how would he, with a congregation that sometimes has to stand or watch him from outside because the church is full to capacity. Who even knows where the chief's office is located in this nairobi?