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"speaker_name": "Hon. Ababu",
"speaker_title": "The Member for Budalangi",
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"content": "Hon. Deputy Speaker, laptops are all very good and I agree that there is no reason why we should not have laptops for our Standard One children. Indeed, my two year old boy has demonstrated through how he handles my tab that if you allow these children access to technology, they will surprise. Industrial revolution is all very well. Free maternity services for our mothers and our sisters is all very well but I want to say that the greatest challenge for the President and his Government is really not about laptops; it is not about industrial revolution and it is not about free maternity services. The greatest challenge and I want to reiterate this to His Excellency the President it to rekindle what I want to call the â yote yawezekana â moment; the moment when this country almost became a nation. Today, it is undoubted that we remain a conglomeration of individuals and ethnicities within the State called Kenya but we have certainly not yet reached the point where we can call ourselves a nation. So, I want to challenge Mr. President - in reading some of the statements he made--- Allow me for the record to read this. I quote the President in his challenge to this House:-"
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