A young man from Lugari Constituency has decided to stop transporting illicit brews in 2024/Joel Juma, Facebook
Joel Juma, a resident of Lugari Constituency in Kakamega County, has made a bold decision to put an end to his involvement in the illicit transportation of brews as the new year, 2024, commences.
Expressing his weariness on Facebook, Joel shared his struggles of being repeatedly pursued by law enforcement officers in 2023, prompting him to reconsider his choices.
The consequences of such activities have been dire, with four cyclists from Lugari Constituency losing their lives in 2023 during the transportation of illicit brews.
One recent tragedy involved 36-year-old David Jumba from Majengo in Lugari Sub-county, who collided with another cyclist at Munge CBD. Witnesses reported that David was overspeeding, attempting to swiftly collect alcohol from the nearby Mbagara Village.
Addressing the community during an event focused on engaging young people, Mautuma Chief Pamela Davava emphasized the importance of collaboration between residents and security agencies to combat the rising issue of illicit brewing in the region.
Tom Lutali is a seasoned scribe based in Lugari Sub-County in Kakamega County who writes human interest stories and sports for WKT.
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