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    "speaker_name": "Sen. Tobiko",
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    "content": "Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I rise to support the adjournment Motion. I am grateful to God for getting this time and for being here. It has been an amazing three months at the Senate. I thank my party, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and my Party Leader that I found my way into the Fourth Senate of the 13th Parliament. It is really amazing. We have passed legislation and seen the diversity of the various regions of this country and of the counties; their needs, priorities and aspirations. I thank the President for the Hustler Fund. The most exciting thing about this Fund is that there are no committees or boards. It is between you, your handset and your faithfulness to repay the loan. I urge young Kenyans and people of small businesses to take advantage of this Fund. It is better than Fuliza and any other existing facility so far. We have also passed Motions and Statements in this House. In the last three months, we have been speaking about drought that has affected more than half of this country. As we go on recess to be with our families, individually and collectively, we need to address the issues of climate change. We should encourage all Kenyans and all of us to plant trees so that we can bring back our environment into livable standards and situations because the environment is not friendly for our survival at the moment. I am also excited to have been part of a very exciting campaign time. It was not easy. We all went through it and the tempers were glaring but we are all together now as a country and ready to move forward. It is exciting to see that we relate well together with Members of the Minority side and that we are all speaking on issues that affect Kenyans. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, as we go back to our counties, we need to urge Kenyans to drive safely on our roads. We should seriously think about how we are going to organise our education system next year because there is a lot to be addressed. We also need to address the issue of joblessness in this country. There are quite a number of issues but we have begun well. We are right on track and I am sure the Kenya Kwanza Government is going take this country to another level."
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