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Long drawn sense of victim-hood behind land woes in Nandi

It is a well-known historical fact that the Nandi lost much of their land through adverse dispossession.

From that unscrupulous inception ensued an unbroken sense of injury, injustice and a pervading sense of victimhood that endures to this day. When Governor Stephen Sang ran for office against former Cabinet Minister Henry Kosgey, his campaigns reflected the heightened social consciousness over economic injustice and victimhood.

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