Most of us Luos supporting Sifuna are not looking for anything in return. We are not asking for positions, nominations, money or favours. We support him because we believe in his principles, his leadership and what he stands for. However, nobody should use the Luo community to advance personal interests. If you want to be nominated through TEP, you must first be a genuine party member. You cannot force your way into positions, ignore party membership requirements, and then, when asked to provide your membership number, turn around and claim that Luos are not wanted. Kenya has many political parties, and everyone is free to choose where they belong. If TEP is not your party, you are free to join another one. But you cannot disregard the rules of a party and then turn your personal frustrations into an ethnic issue. Our support for Sifuna is based on conviction, not personal gain. We believe in his principles, his vision and the leadership he represents. We are committed to Sifuna and TEP because of what they stand for, not because we expect to be rewarded with positions. If you have personal differences with anyone, deal with them as an individual. Do not drag the entire Luo community into your personal battles. Your personal ambitions are not the voice of the Luos, and your frustrations should not be used to misrepresent our commitment to Sifuna and TEP. We know why we are here, and we remain focused on what we believe in.