Why the Nubian people of Kibra are scared of Government’s affordable housing program

Arguably the original settlers of Nairobi, the Nubian people living in Kibra fear they might lose what they believe to be their ancestral land as the government moves in to implement the affordable housing program. Judith Akolo spoke to the Nubian Council of Elders on the history of the Nubian people and their current fears and filed the following report .
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Protect and Preserve...Kenya.
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These are our people. let's learn our history and embrace this part of who we're as the descendants of Ham- the son of Noah. To reject history is dishonour and reject a part of who we are, the Nubians are part of each of us.
The biblical account is a testimony to this history. Please see a segment of this Biblical historical commentary from the book of Nahum:
''Ethiopia. Or, Cush, mainly the classical Nubia, or the modem Sudan (see on Gen. 10:6). The king who ruled over Egypt at the time of the destruction of Thebes was Tanutamon, the successor and nephew of Taharka, the Biblical Tirhakah. In the OT Tirhakah is called the “king of Ethiopia” (see on 2 Kings 19:9), because he belonged to the Twenty-fifth, or “Ethiopian,” Dynasty of Egypt (see Vol. II, pp. 52, 53).
Egypt Egypt proper, whose people, joined with the Nubians, constituted a power that was “infinite,” or “without number,” so to speak (2 Chron. 12:3).''