I Vincent Njeje do sign this petition with the knowledge of seeking freedom to be separated from Kenya due to the following reasons:
-Luos have since been neglected and used to create wealth for other communities by any sitting government that is not adding any value to luos yet we pay taxes.
- Any sitting government has always tried it's level best to frustrate any economic development that luos can count on, by ensuring that*all the sugarcane industries are dead, prompting luos sugarcane farmers and the entire region languish in poverty. Cotton factory the same, fish that is the main source of income in luo community, can nolonger serve my community but other communities where no presence of lakes.
-Any sitting government has and still committed in killing, maming, luos by any means possible reducing my super community its own gain.
-Extra . I therefore believe that by signing this petition, luos will be granted their own freedom to start their lives afresh, where respect, development, love and unity will remain order of the day without any government interference.
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James Ayoo
3 years ago
Ayie
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Need change
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Sharon Omol
3 years ago
Luo lives matter. We need ourselves a relieve. We need our own country if that will make us free.
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George Omondi
3 years ago
Luos are tired of kenya
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Fredrick Odhiambo
3 years ago
I endorse the movement
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Churchill Onyango Odondi
3 years ago
We all want things to stay the same. Settle for living in misery because we are afraid of change, of us crumbling to ruins. Ruin is a gift. Ruin is the road to transformation.
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Levince Ogai
3 years ago
Tired of bullies from the government
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Justice
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Roseline Mboya
3 years ago
Luos lives matter. Stop butchering Luos! They are Kenyans like the rest of other kenyan tribes!
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James
3 years ago
How can somebody job in southsudan
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Syprose Assesa
3 years ago
Wanwanwan
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Rolex Bruno Kobuya
3 years ago
I fully support this move, let us push for it to the end.
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Joram Mike
3 years ago
It's not good our people are being targeted during demonstration
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Duncan Agali
3 years ago
Unless we (luos) are notice and treated as other kenyans. We need our nation.
I Vincent Njeje do sign this petition with the knowledge of seeking freedom to be separated from Kenya due to the following reasons: -Luos have since been neglected and used to create wealth for other communities by any sitting government that is not adding any value to luos yet we pay taxes. - Any sitting government has always tried it's level best to frustrate any economic development that luos can count on, by ensuring that*all the sugarcane industries are dead, prompting luos sugarcane farmers and the entire region languish in poverty. Cotton factory the same, fish that is the main source of income in luo community, can nolonger serve my community but other communities where no presence of lakes. -Any sitting government has and still committed in killing, maming, luos by any means possible reducing my super community its own gain. -Extra . I therefore believe that by signing this petition, luos will be granted their own freedom to start their lives afresh, where respect, development, love and unity will remain order of the day without any government interference.
Ayie
Need change
Luo lives matter. We need ourselves a relieve. We need our own country if that will make us free.
Luos are tired of kenya
I endorse the movement
We all want things to stay the same. Settle for living in misery because we are afraid of change, of us crumbling to ruins. Ruin is a gift. Ruin is the road to transformation.
Tired of bullies from the government
Justice
Luos lives matter. Stop butchering Luos! They are Kenyans like the rest of other kenyan tribes!
How can somebody job in southsudan
Wanwanwan
I fully support this move, let us push for it to the end.
It's not good our people are being targeted during demonstration
Unless we (luos) are notice and treated as other kenyans. We need our nation.
I fully support petition
Lets keep it real
Ayie wuok Kenya.
We need our own country. Panda amechoka.
May justice prevail