Writen by Peter Makau,
A Likoni Scholarship Fund Beneficiary
As we draw closer to the general elections scheduled for 4th March 2013, we need to end our tribal diversities. We need to approach the elections as a united people towards a common goal; that is Vision 2030.
We can’t achieve political and socio-economic supremacy when we are divided along tribal lines. Forgotten are those days when people used to brag about how powerful or big their tribes were. It is a time for a social revolution where we Kenyans need to walk on our beautiful Country as brothers and sisters irrespective of our tribal origins.
I’m strongly convinced beyond any reasonable doubt that the 2007-2008 post Election violence was as a result of deep rooted tribal enmity. I’m looking forward to a Kenya where people say am a Kenyan rather than use any tribal definitions.
Once we unite, we shall never be defended and neocolonialism shall never be a topic worthy of discussion. We need to understand that coming together is the beginning, keeping together is the progress and working together is success.
All people should be informed that they should vote wisely, they should know the people they are voting for well. As we know, an informed citizen makes the right decision.
One Nation, one people, long live Kenya.