Migratory history:
Like the rest of the Luhya sub tribes, Abisukha came from Egypt. The earliest known ancestor was known as Mumwamu although other views are that the name of the ancestor was Mundu or Muluyia. He died by the Isiukhu river on the road to Kakamega. He spoke Olwisukha (the Oluluyia dialect of Isukha). He was Adam’s son, but it is not known from where he emigrated to Isukha. Mwisukha, the son of Mumwamu, had nineteen Sons: Amakhaya, Khitsende, Mwironje, Muyokho, Mushiyukha, Mwichina, Mukusi, Khamakhaiia, Mukhulunya, Mushitakha, Muteheri, Mutsumba, Mukhaywa, Mukhumbwa, Muruli, Mumalia, Musakala, Mushimutu, and Adimbuli.

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Brotherhood with Abitakho:
Mwitakho and Mwisukha, the ancestors of Abitakho and Abisukha were brothers. Mwisukha was the elder and Mwitakho the younger one. The reason for the separation of the Abesukha and the Abetakho was the fact that they had increased in population. The Abesukha are known to be the original inhabitants of Kakamega which they fondly call Eshieywe. Other people who now live here are the Abalogoli, the Abatirichi and the Abanyala. However, all these are recent immigrants. All the clans of the Abesukha originated here.

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