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    "content": ". In fact, you remember the story of Prof. Grace Ogot when she came to Parliament. She had to shift from her place in Khwisero to go deeper inside Gem for her to be accepted to be the Member of Parliament (MP). Madam Temporary Speaker, we have to be very careful because we have other people who want to ride on this resolution. For example, if you go to Aldai, Emgwen and Mosop, Luhyas have, over the years, bought land inside Nandi County. A significant number of Luhyas have gone in; 20 per cent or 40 per cent are there. The moment you go there, these people will say “We want; the 40 per cent, to go back to Vihiga or Kakamega.” The Nandis will forget that they had actually sold that land and they will claim that land. We are opening a pandora’s box; we are trying to fill a bottomless pit; you are opening a can of worms. The best thing to do is to say that, that is where we find ourselves, as Kenyans. Kikuyus are living in Kalenjin country, Luhyas are living in Kikuyu country; yes, they are there in Nyandarua. You know them Sen. G.G Kariuki, because you were in charge of internal administration. Somalis are living in Luhya land. We say that, that is where we are and then as a Senate, we strengthen the need for national Government---"
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