Kenyans have failed to learn from the deceitful political strategies by political leaders.
In so many occasions, political leaders have shifted from one party to another regardless of the party's leader.
However, Kenyans have time and again failed to know that politics should not define how they relate with one another in society.
Today, people hate each other based on tribe.
The big problem is that the people have failed to observe the alliances formed in the country.
Jomo Kenyatta and Oginga Odinga were once in Kanu together before falling out.
Raila Odinga and Mwai Kibaki were once together in Narc before falling out.
Most recently in 2007 and 2013 there was a twist on how the alliances were formed.
In 2007, Raila Odinga, Musalia Mudavadi, William Ruto, Aden Duale, Charity Ngilu, Najib Balala were all in ODM while Uhuru Kenyatta, Moses Wetangula, Kalonzo Musyoka all joined hands to form the government before the coalition government was formed.
In 2013, a twist was witnessed as Raila Odinga teamed up with Moses Wetangula and Kalonzo Musyoka to form Cord while Uhuru Kenyatta was supported by William Ruto, Aden Duale, Charity Ngilu and Najib Balala to form the Jubilee Alliance Party.
Musalia Mudavadi formed his party and vied for the presidency.
Kenyans should understand that these politicians refer to each other as brothers and sisters and will drink and dine together.
Besides, Kenyans should also know that politicians would never attack each other whenever there is political upheaval in the country.
Kenyans should learn from what has been happening politically and stop the hatred against each other primarily because they are of different tribes.
Kenyans should have already known that politicians will exploit them for individual gain.
On the other hand, there children are safe and will never be involved in riots or warfare.
Kenyans should team up and help each other overcome the political dominance by some few individuals in the country.