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    "content": "Madam Temporary Speaker, there was also patriotic training during that time. Therefore, I am proposing that when they are preparing the syllabus they should look at 1965 documents that introduced NYS. They intended to make NYS a place where nationalism and patriotism was going to be imparted to the youth. As they mature and go to work, the youth became the model person we want. The kind of training at the NYS was of a disciplined nature. There is somebody who trained us at NYS and it was very good. He was called Tola Kofa, a very brilliant man. I wish we still have such a person in the NYS so that the youth who go through the training are extremely refined. Madam Temporary Speaker, gender and ethnicity should also be taken into consideration. After going through training, they are normally posted to train in specific skills like tailoring, hides and skins, farming techniques, driving, masonry and so on. Since we seem to have lost track and some of the middle level colleges have vanished because of the clamour and admiration of grading them into universities, I have seen my neighbour, Sen. Ndiema, planning to upgrade the only technical college we have near West Pokot, that is, Kitale Technical Institute to a university status. They are really “making noise”. As late as yesterday, they were agitating for it to be a university. We have over 16 universities---"
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