It's a waste of time trying to address the ignorance of these Luo people

I sincerely pity these people from the lake side because I don't know from what material they are curved. All the years they have been pulled out of the ruling government by their so called leaders.

Their leaders are of the type that leaves their constituents immediately the elections are over.

They move to Nairobi where their pre-occupation is reading press releases at parliament buildings. When they are given posts by the government, they turn them down preferring to wait for their Raila president.

Is it not a wonder that in this 1st century a 70 years old woman has never seen a car?

Maybe honourable Kajuang uses a helicopter when visiting his constituents. Is this not the same place a white woman was offering to donate dog food to hungry constituents?

Is the MP of this place not barred from practising law for stealing client's money?

Is this mp not the most active in reading press releases? Come on guys, you can not be serious!

For how long are people from the lake side going to whine about every other government?

Is it not time they joined others in nation building. It does not change facts of development however many times and by how many lakeside leaders keep whining. But if they get satisfaction from their pre-occupation, then who I'm I to advice them?

I can only pity the common man and woman of Nyanza.

After all it does not make sense to advice people with the highest concentration of learned fellows but who have nothing to show for their education; people who can not think outside their activist mentor's head. Can you fathom a whole professor jumping over the fence in front of cordially Kenyans? Can you imagine a whole professor declining to take a cabinet post because somebody from his tribe called Raila advices him so?

It's a waste of time trying to address the ignorance of these people. It's a waste of time trying to define the leadership of a hypnotised community. It is a waste of my time! Total waste of my time, Period

Wilson Kingori
KEMRI