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STATEMENT BY HON. GEORGE NATEMBEYA, GOVERNOR OF TRANS-NZOIA COUNTY
Date: April 24, 2025
I have taken note of the reckless and deeply troubling remarks by a certain politicians who not only questioned my nationality but even suggested I be expelled from Kenya. Such incendiary statements are false, inflammatory, and strike at the very heart of our shared identity as Kenyans.
My Roots and Service
Let me be unequivocal: I was born in Kenya, raised in Kenya, educated in Kenya, and have devoted my entire career to public service in this country—from my early days as a Regional Commissioner in high-pressure zones to my current role as Governor of Trans-Nzoia County. My track record demonstrates a steadfast commitment to the welfare, security, and development of all Kenyans, irrespective of ethnicity or region. No individual—political opponent or otherwise—possesses the moral or legal authority to question my Kenyan identity or strip any citizen of their birthright.
On ID Vetting and National Security
My recent call for the reinstatement of robust vetting procedures for national identity issuance in North Eastern Kenya arose solely from concerns over national security. Border regions have unique challenges—ranging from cross-border movement to the threat of illicit networks—that demand prudent safeguards. To brand this duty-driven appeal as “discrimination” is a distortion of both fact and intent. Every responsible leader must raise the alarm when processes intended to protect our people are weakened.
Rejection of Hate-Filled Rhetoric
Worse still was the invocation of genocidal tropes—the so-called “Rwanda way” and “DRC way”—in an attempt to justify punitive measures against me. Such references are abhorrent. They conjure memories of mass violence and stand in direct opposition to Kenya’s hard-won peace and stability. I condemn this language in the strongest possible terms. Our political discourse must never stoop to threats or dehumanization.
A Call for Unity and Truth
As Governor, I remain unwavering in my pledge to put Kenya—and all her people—ahead of partisan politics. I will continue to; Speak boldly on matters of security and governance, guided by facts and the public interest..Secondly, Lead justly, ensuring every community in Trans-Nzoia feels heard, protected, and empowered and lastly, .Serve diligently, with transparency and respect for the rule of law.
My voice will not be silenced by threats, nor will my mission be derailed by the politics of fear. I invite all Kenyans—across ethnic, regional, and political divides—to reject hate, embrace truth, and work together for the prosperity and security of our nation.
George Natembeya
Governor, Trans-Nzoia County
Proud Kenyan. Always.
Millie hebu niskize na uniskize vizuri. Majority of the burden slowing this country comes from your weight. You are an oversize retard. Tender ya 1 billion for statehouse furniture? Then you import a Bentley? Mimi nikilala njaa,Then you cry for your country? Bladifakin kabisa. Hii sini kama kujinyambia alafu useme inanuka vibaya na ni wewe mnyambi