The Luos are an ethnic group residing primarily in the western region of Kenya, particularly around Lake Victoria. However, they are also present in Congo, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Sudan. They are part of the larger Nilotic ethnic group and have a rich cultural heritage. Here’s a brief overview of the Luo community. Origin of The Luo People Originally from Sudan, the Luo are a Nilotic – ‘Dholuo’ speaking group. They are mostly settled in the Lake Victoria region, with some also present in countries like Congo, Ethiopia, and Uganda. History of The Luo People The Luo migrated to Kenya, Nyanza Region, in four groups from the East of Uganda. The Joka-jok was the first major group to arrive from Acholiland to Kenya. The second cluster came from Alur while the third and fourth came from Padhola(the Owiny) and Pawir(Jok’omolo) respectively. Presently, there are twelve Luo clans found in Kenya, and consist of: Jo-Kano Jo-Asembo Jo-Uyoma Jo-Karachuonyo Jo-Kabundo Jo-Alego Jo-Gem ...