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Nairobi Salvation Army church in supremacy war

Members of the Salvation Army, Nairobi Central branch, protest outside the church compound after they were locked out by the church leadership in a take-over bid. The congregation later held their service outside the gate [PHOTO: PIUS CHERUIYOT/STANDARD]

NAIROBI: There was drama at the Salvation Army Church, Nairobi Central branch, after some members were barred from entering the church compound by police.

The members who are said to have been excommunicated spent the better part of yesterday protesting at the entrance over allegations of misappropriation of funds and discrimination on tribal grounds by the church leader.

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