Luhya community is not divided

Western Kenya since time immemorial has been poised to be a darling to opposition although it has had some notable leaders who have served in the government namely Moody Awori (former vice president), late Kijana Wamalwa (former vice president) just to name a few.

Surprisingly, the region has produced notable academicians in various fields who have served this country driving our economy to present times. So anyone referring to Luhya people as cooks and watchmen should be reminded this. The region is also endowed with good weather conditions making it a hub for agricultural produce. Then this begs a question, is western Kenya needy to be in government?