History
The university was founded by the former President of the Republic of Kenya and the Chancellor of the University, his Excellency Daniel T. arap Moi, who wanted to set up a reputable Christian, Liberal Arts, Science and Technology university. The current Vice-Chancellor of the University is Professor Dankit Nassiuma. The University opened its doors to the new students in September 2002.
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