Young Nairobians paying bribes to join illuminati

After months of investigations, The Nairobian has established that the secret society Illuminati is vibrant in the city and is now attracting hundreds of desperate unemployed young people.

Young men who The Nairobian has had contact with have even promised to pay thousands of Dollars to join the society which is believed to offer money and power.

But as alleged recruiters of the secret society lure many young people to become members, others who claim to be linked to the organisation are involved in a massive scam on Facebook.

It is believed many of those enthusiastic about joining the sect have lost money through the scam.

Peter, a young man who sells mogoka in Rongai town, is willing to give a blood sacrifice of anyone including his family members and $1,000 as a registration fee to join Illuminati.

“I feel that Illuminati is interesting,” Peter said during a phone interview on September 11 with The Nairobian when we posed as recruiters of the secretive and satanic organisation.

“I want to join so as to make money. I am tired of being jobless and broke.”

He is among jobless youth willing to make any sacrifice to put a meal on the table.

Although, the Illuminati, founded in Europe in the 18th century during the Age of Enlightenment, was a society of intellectuals with an active interest in science, young Kenyans, jobless and fresh graduates are using every means to join the organisation.

Does Illuminati really exist? Is it still active around the world? Are there Illuminati members in Kenya?

For the last three months, The Nairobian has been investigating the Illuminati issue.  Last month, we believed that we had reached a dead end.

However, when pursuing information on devil worshippers we also came across contacts of people, predominantly the youth, wanting to join the Illuminati in search of power, money and influence.