the Somali peoples was intensified and they pushed still farther towards
the Tana River and the fertile coastlands of what is now Kenya. In the
nineteenth century the pace grew even faster, and by 1850 they had crossed
the Juba. There can be no doubt that had it not been for European
intervention the Somalis, pushing before them the Galla and the remnants
of other displaced tribes, would by then have swept through Kenya. The
local Bantu and Nilotic tribesmen could scarcely have held them for a day,
and even the Masai at the height of their power would have proved no
sort of a match for the fighting men of the Herti Marehan and Ogaden
Somalis.
The Horn of Africa
Gerald Reece(1944)"
Nacalaa GaalaCad kuyaalWe wouldve reached Uganda
will defeat her internal and external enemies and eliminate the 5 autonomous fiefdoms after replacing confederalism with central centralism