National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula addressed the Abagusii community Thursday during an empowerment program in Kitutu Chache South Constituency. He cautioned residents against embracing outdated tribal politics that could isolate them from other Kenyan communities. The Speaker emphasized that modern Kenya requires inclusivity and national unity across all ethnic groups. He stressed that every citizen from coastal regions to border areas deserves pride in their Kenyan identity.
Wetang'ula praised the hardworking nature of the Abagusii people and their successful integration throughout the country. He cited examples from Bungoma County where over 1,200 community members participate actively in local politics. Trans Nzoia County hosts nearly 19,000 Abagusii voters who engage collaboratively during elections. The Speaker urged reciprocal support for non-locals living within Kisii County boundaries.
Wetang'ula praised the hardworking nature of the Abagusii people and their successful integration throughout the country. He cited examples from Bungoma County where over 1,200 community members participate actively in local politics. Trans Nzoia County hosts nearly 19,000 Abagusii voters who engage collaboratively during elections. The Speaker urged reciprocal support for non-locals living within Kisii County boundaries.
