- A huge fire broke out and razed Kijii slum in Langata Constituency as firefighters watched helplesslly
- Four people were reported to have been killed during the fire
- The government promised to use KSh70 million (N248m) to relocate and compensate the victims of the fire
A church building remained untouched after a huge fire broke out at an informal settlement in Langata where four people were confirmed dead. The inferno razed the entire Kijijini settlent after Nairobi fire engine deployed to put off the fire lacked water to the surprise of Kemyans. READ ALSO: Pastor arrives in Rolls Royce, horses and police entourage as he steps into his church The government through Deputy President William Ruto announced that the government would use KSh70 million to relocate the about 14,000 residents whose shanties were reduced to ashes. READ ALSO: Apostle Suleman shares lovely photo with his wife Nairobi governor Mike Sonko suspended the fire department boss following the embarrassing moment when the fire engine that was recently procured arrived at the scene but could not be of any use as it did not have water. The PEFA All Nations church that remained standing tall after a fire razed all buildings in Kijiji slums. Photo: Gabriel Kamau/Facebook However, one things stood out despite the fire gutting all the structures, a church building remained standing. "For those of you who think God does not exist, here is a modern-day proof that He does exist with all His might and majesty," Babriel Kamau said in his Facebook post accompanying the photo of the PEFA All Nations church.
- Four people were reported to have been killed during the fire
- The government promised to use KSh70 million (N248m) to relocate and compensate the victims of the fire
A church building remained untouched after a huge fire broke out at an informal settlement in Langata where four people were confirmed dead. The inferno razed the entire Kijijini settlent after Nairobi fire engine deployed to put off the fire lacked water to the surprise of Kemyans. READ ALSO: Pastor arrives in Rolls Royce, horses and police entourage as he steps into his church The government through Deputy President William Ruto announced that the government would use KSh70 million to relocate the about 14,000 residents whose shanties were reduced to ashes. READ ALSO: Apostle Suleman shares lovely photo with his wife Nairobi governor Mike Sonko suspended the fire department boss following the embarrassing moment when the fire engine that was recently procured arrived at the scene but could not be of any use as it did not have water. The PEFA All Nations church that remained standing tall after a fire razed all buildings in Kijiji slums. Photo: Gabriel Kamau/Facebook However, one things stood out despite the fire gutting all the structures, a church building remained standing. "For those of you who think God does not exist, here is a modern-day proof that He does exist with all His might and majesty," Babriel Kamau said in his Facebook post accompanying the photo of the PEFA All Nations church.