There's no guarantee that the smaller units will be states.

-Mombasa port and tourism contributes a huge % of the GDP but gets so little in return and it's no secret, not counting the airport road expansion the coast has not had any new major road built since Independence, Until the oil and the water aquifer the Turkana area was not Kenya, even the potential of L. Turkana has never been studied, Western Kenya has slowly been neglected see how Kisumu growth stagnated with time the port died, question what is the main economic activity in Kisumu currently, certainly no fishing, funny that we have unused fish processing factories in central Kenya that should have been in Kisumu.
Moi built roads in his area where locals used to dry maize and play football because there was no traffic, all this and more is the reason I support Ndii, but a better way is to let the counties operate independently managing resources in their counties, ie let Mombasa county get about 50% of port proceeds same for Turkana for oil, Kajiado for the Mara, Malindi for Tourism,Nairobi for whatever you do there.

He seems to habour some deep grudge against Jubilee. Ama they ate his goat?

If that the case, then devolution allocations should be minimal. Even with current allocations, we are yet to see anything significant.