Fwd: NATION REPORT ON DOMINION FARM IN YALA WAS MISLEADING SENSATIONAL AND DISTORTED

Mig Joseph, (Yimbo Diaspora)
I hereby forward to you this article from homeland. It is a reaction article from Leo Odera to the article appearing in the Kikuyu owned newspaper "the Nation", written by a Kikuyu journalist (Kimani) concerning your clan Yimbo. I am seeking for affirmative reaction, especially from Yimbo diaspora TRANSFORMATION REPRESENTATIVE forum.

This is the scenario. Action Aid Kenya is a Kikuyu mouth piece, being run by cronies of the corrupt elements in the Kenya government. Action Aid excels in maintaining Luos poverty status quo. Action Aid raises funds worldwide to create posh jobs, and lucrative living allowances for their top officials, through the impoverishment of the Luo Widows, Aids orphans and other pandemics facing Luos. When Luos are poor and miserable, Action Aid makes money.

By Calvin Burgess building the Dominion Farms, Action Aid is loosing their opportunity to continue exploiting the international community by using the poverty of the Luo community as a fund raising tool. Therefore, they are fighting for the status quo to remain in their catchment area for their existence. Dominion's policy of creating jobs and not handouts is a great hindrance to their tactful exploitative strategy of taking advantage of our Luo tribe's poverty. The Dominion Farms are rendering them irrelevant.

The Luo Community have already chosen between ACTION AID's motto of maintaining poverty through handouts, which encourages dependency without dignified livelihood and a participatory Dominion Investment Farming initiatives which gives them back their dignity and respect.

We would want to get the ACTION AID out of our backyard. This particular claimant must be their client on one of their handout programmes, and quite possibly bribed by ACTION AID Kikuyu bosses to make such deceptive allegations.

We need Yimbo diaspora, Elders, Professionals and public opinion leaders to take action to safe guard our progressive partnership with Dominion Farms in Yimbo. These are the anti-development elements which we must deal with before hand as we proceed with our Diaspora Transformation Vision. It is time for diaspora to take action.

Pass my best regards to our British diaspora.
  Be Blessed,

  Rev Okoth Otura,
  Humanitarian and Spiritual Division,
  Dominion Farms LTD,
  Luocome-Canada-Representative,
  www.eactmf.org, or www.broadafrican.org