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Who are the Tiriki?
The Abatirichi (Abatiriki) consist of a cluster of Luhya clans who adopted the customs and circumcision habits of the ‘Terik’, a Kalenjin tribe also referred to as the Wanyang'ori. Among them are: Abalukhoba, Abamuli (also in Bunyore), Abatura (also in Kisa), Abamohia (also in Bunyore, Elgeyo and Kano), Abasengo (also in Kisa, Idakho and Wanga) and Abakhatiri (also in Bunyore)

Geonologies:
Their ancestor was called Khoba; he was the father of Alulitsi who was in turn the father of Chisienya (Kisienya) and Wanga’. Of these two, Chisienya and his descendants became the forbears of the Abatirichi. Alulitsi’s other son called Ameyo went to the country of the Kipsigis. His grandsons Nandunda and Chinechine. (Alulitsi’s sons) were the immediate ancestors of the Abatirichi. Thus Khoba was the father of Alulitsi; father of Chisienya; father of Ameyo, Nandunda, and Chinechine; Nandunda was the father of Khoba II; father of Digo; father of Shirashibi; father of Mumbo; father of Khoba. More>>>

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