Waqf Commission selection enters next stage as panel shortlists 35 candidates — The shortlisted candidates include Abdi Ibrahim Abdi from Wajir, Abdulrahman Manswab Mahsen from Mombasa, Abubakar Zubeir Athman from Lamu, Ahmed Ahmed (eastleighvoice.co.ke)
The Waqf Commission, a body responsible for managing religious endowments in Kenya, has moved forward with its selection process after narrowing down the list of applicants. Among the 35 shortlisted candidates is Abdi Ibrahim Abdi, who hails from Wajir. The other candidates come from different regions, including Mombasa and Lamu, highlighting the diverse geographical representation in the selection.
The next phase of the process will likely involve further evaluations or interviews to determine the final candidates. While the exact criteria for selection remain undisclosed, the inclusion of candidates from various parts of the country suggests a focus on regional balance. The Waqf Commission has not yet announced a timeline for the next steps in the selection process.
