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    "id": 1025517,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Homa Bay CWR, ODM",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. (Ms.) Gladys Wanga",
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        "legal_name": "Gladys Atieno Nyasuna",
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    "content": "I want to thank Hon. Koinange for that response. I think where the point misses a bit, you know when Hon. (Prof.) Oduol is talking about Alego, Siaya, you find young people waking up in the morning and going into homesteads and saying “remove the lock for me. Min Akinyi, remove the lock for me” or “unlock me”. So, it is not really in bars. It is people selling illicit brews in homesteads. So, they are actually in homes. I think the context is a bit different. The more you lock the bars, the more they do it in the homesteads. They are unlocking in the homesteads. So, I wanted to just make that note. Because professor was not here earlier, she probably did not listen to the earlier part but I had the privilege of listening. So, I just wanted the Chairman to take note of that even as he discusses further with the honourable professor. I also wanted to comment on his earlier Statement, especially on the coast guards because he said he was going to consult with Hon. Oundo and the others. I also wanted to add that please also consult with us leaders from Homa Bay because we also have a very big problem. There should be a base. We were promised a base of the coast guards in Homa Bay. When you have that consultation, please also consult with us because Ugandans are really terribly harassing fishermen. At the same time, fishermen fall in the lake. It happens a lot.When people go fishing at night, they fall into the middle of the lake and there is no way of retrieving the bodies. We have too many bodies in the deep lake without any divers who can help retrieve them. That is a serious problem we are facing at the moment."
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