Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi has cautioned local leaders against promoting tribal divisions, urging them to embrace unity and work together for the common good of residents.
Speaking during the installation ceremony of Abasyubi elders in Mwibona Ward, Osotsi stressed the importance of cooperation among the Maragoli, Tiriki, and Abanyore communities, saying divisive politics would only derail development in the county.
“Our county is made up of Maragoli, Tiriki, and Abanyore communities, but we are all one people of Kenya,” said the Senator, calling on leaders to put the interests of residents above personal or ethnic considerations.
His remarks come amid rising concerns over tribal-based mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The ceremony was attended by Luanda MP Dick Maungu and other leaders, who joined the Senator in reaffirming their commitment to inclusivity and development in Vihiga.
By Sylvester Muhadi
