The allure by Kenyans to own land they can call their own is almost like an obsession. Be it the 50 by 100 metres piece in Joska or Kamulu, or the ubiquitous ranch in Nanyuki or Kilifi, Kenyans are just obsessed with the desire to own land.
This phenomenon is a truism that has manifested itself throughout the country; both in the urban areas and in the counties. It seems to be the ultimate goal for most people who would not hesitate to spend their entire savings on a piece of land even when they do not have an immediate use for it.
