Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has called for a generational shift in the political leadership of the Luhya community, urging voters to embrace younger leaders in the 2027 General Election.
In a statement shared on Thursday, November 12, Natembeya said the community should move away from continued reliance on veteran leaders who have dominated its political landscape for years.
He called for the preparation of a new generation of leaders with fresh ideas, strong leadership and a clear vision for the community’s future.
Natembeya argued that the transition should begin in 2027 rather than be postponed until the 2032 General Election, insisting that the time to introduce new leadership was now.
His remarks add to the ongoing debate over political succession and the future direction of Luhya leadership ahead of the next polls.
