Thought provoking comments by one Barrack Muluka:

Finally, let me address the elephant in the room. In November 1989 Islamic leaders assembled in Abuja, Nigeria under the Islam in Africa Organisation (OIC). Their agenda was how to Islamise Africa. They resolved that they would “win the whole of Africa for Islam.” The Abuja Declaration, as it came to be called, stated, “Africa should become completely Islamic.” They also pledged “to eradicate all forms and ramifications of non-Muslim religions in Africa, and especially Christianity.” Finally, the Abuja Declaration said that Islamising Africa was a just cause, regardless of the means. Delegates even made such pronouncements as, “Even Europe was not Christianised through peace and persuasion.”

Funny they should draw parallels from Europe.

The chance to Islamise the world was eternally lost in the battle of Tours in Europe in 732. Had they succeeded there in Europe, we here and you in America today would be unquestionably muslim. Oh! If wishes were horses!

But we see an apparent increase of numbers of new converts to the faith. Converts who are most enthused and most willing to hasten the meeting with the maidens in the hereafter. Yet, according to our resident practitioners, that brand of conversion is bonoko. It is not Islam.

So what is what?

Either the conversion is indeed bonoko hence no or little commensurate increase in real actual muslim numbers, (hence still born declaration) or the conversions are the real thing but with lots of dispatches to the hereafter, (hence declaration is being implemented). Our point all along being on the dispatches.

Yeah, but with all the length most of the time it's just gibberish and side shows.

During Katiba 2010, Christians were warned in churches not to pass the katiba due to the 'undue' advantage given to Muslims by the recognition and inclusion of religious courts in a constitution governing people of different faiths.

Many did not heed that warning despite being told about Abuja Declaration.

Muslims are taking over slowly by slowly, from the sea, air and land. By 2025, Christians in Kenya and by extension all other religions might be facing a situation similar to that being faced by Christians in Eritrea.

The time to act is now.

@coolbull there was no need for you to say no to sharia law 2010, because it is already recognized in our constitution, even before you were born.

secondly, it does not affect you at all. Sharia Law, just like customary law, handles matters of (1)marriage, (2)divorce and (3)inheritance, only to those those who profess Islam.

If a Muslim commits a crime, he won't be taken to Sharia court, but to criminal court. If a christian commits a crime, he will be taken to same criminal court... But when a Muslim marries another Muslim, they'll be married under Sharia law.

So no need for you to have sleepless nights and hate. Please check it out and let me know if you find anything illegal about Sharia Law on marriage, divorce and inheritance.

You claim to be a Christian, what does the Bible say about all that sharia supports? It seems you've not been reading it, ah!