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    "id": 1048008,
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    "speaker_name": "Nominated, ODM",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Wilson Sossion",
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    "content": "access qualified teachers in their classrooms. So, in short, Yusuf Haji’s role in this country, with a lot of humility, is an outstanding statesman that all of us ought really to emulate. A lot has been said in honour of Yusuf Haji. He was the Chair of BBI and how he handled the BBI even during presentation, of course, depicts a very serious statesman. I join my colleagues in urging the rest of us who are still very averse and have issues with the BBI to reconsider as the greatest gift to Hon. Yusuf Haji. This country requires both political and economic stability and any process like BBI should really be treated well and we should all rise above pettiness and ensure we deliver something that is good. I am sure the success of BBI will be one of the biggest gifts to Hon. Yusuf Haji. Hon. Oyioka, an outstanding teacher and a serious Member of this Parliament, of course I had an opportunity to work with him in the Departmental Committee on Education and Research and I can remember he was a very strong voice of reason. Sometimes when my emotions would be a bit high, he would always cool me and bring me down. These two great men have done a wonderful job in this country. They have left an indelible mark and may their souls rest in eternal peace. Those of us who are remaining to carry on with leadership in this country hope to do our best to ensure that we rediscover values in this country and bequeath them to the citizens so that this country can also get great men and women and leaders of great integrity and value like Hon. Yusuf Haji and Hon. Oyioka. May their souls rest in eternal piece."
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