Talk of prostitution and the attention will shift to Koinange Street in Nairobi and Mlolongo area.
This takes out other regions which are equally dealing with the business out of the picture, a good instance being Kisumu City which also has its share in the same.
Unlike Nairobi and Nakuru, prostitution in Kisumu has remained largely in the dark, partially because of lack of exposure from the media.
Most media houses only channel their cameras towards these urban centers, and at times Eldoret Town as wheat and maize farmers from Uasin Gishu counties and its environs troop to collect their pay.
Also, Luo women have for a long-time been considered very cultural and religious, misleading many Kenyans into thinking that they cannot take part in this business.
This is because the city is predominantly inhabited by Luos from the neighboring Luo speaking toes and the villages surrounding Kisumu.
However, the truth is that they are dealing with the very same hardships facing other women across the country, immorality, joblessness and at times poor education being in the front-line.
Finally, many Kenyans are yet to realize that the city is surrounded by agricultural and fishing industries like the rice cultivation in Nyando and Muhoroni constituencies.
Therefore, just like Eldoret both local and visiting prostitutes flood the city and its neighboring townships during harvesting times to cash-in on the farmers.
Also, it has a large number of brothels and bars which automatically bring with them prostitutes.
Therefore, Kisumu should also be considered as the nation works towards eradicating the hooking menace.
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