MP Kaluma Drops a Bombshell: ‘Even Donkeys Don’t Get Circumcised!’ – Calls for Ban on ‘Male Genital Mutilation’
Homa Bay MP George Kaluma Sparks Debate Over Circumcision
Homa Bay Member of Parliament, George Kaluma, has sparked controversy by calling for an end to circumcision. He described the practice as a form of male genital mutilation and urged Kenyans to abandon it.
Circumcision is a deep-rooted tradition in Kenya. Many communities consider it an important rite of passage for boys transitioning into manhood. Some cultures perform circumcision during adolescence, while others do it on infants as young as nine days old.
Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) account, Kaluma questioned the necessity of the practice. He wrote:
“End circumcision now. It’s nothing but male genital mutilation. Even donkeys don’t do it. No animals do, except a small group of humans misled into believing they are descendants of Abraham—a man who lived in a desert without water!”
His remarks have triggered a heated debate across Kenya. While some people agree with his views, others strongly defend circumcision as an essential cultural and health practice.
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Why Circumcision Remains Controversial
Circumcision has been practiced for generations in Kenya. Supporters argue that it has health benefits, including improved hygiene and reduced risks of infections. Others believe it strengthens cultural identity and marks a boy’s transition to manhood.
On the other hand, critics, including Kaluma, argue that the practice is outdated and unnecessary. They believe circumcision is a violation of bodily autonomy and should be discouraged.
Public Reactions to Kaluma’s Statement
Kaluma’s comments have drawn mixed reactions. Some Kenyans support his call, saying circumcision should be a personal choice rather than a cultural obligation. Others insist that the practice is a critical part of their heritage and should not be abandoned.
As the debate continues, it remains to be seen whether Kaluma’s stance will lead to any changes in cultural or medical practices in Kenya.
MP Kaluma Drops a Bombshell: ‘Even Donkeys Don’t Get Circumcised!’ – Calls for Ban on ‘Male Genital Mutilation’
