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"speaker_name": "Mr. Ojode",
"speaker_title": "The Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security",
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"content": " Mr. Speaker, Sir, I beg to reply. (a)The Minister is not aware that in April 2010 a contingent of Administration Police officers entered private property namely Narok/Nguruman/Kamorora/1 and that they have since remained there. The Administration Police officers present around the area are based at the chiefâs office in Nguruman. However, on 26th August, 2010, following a report that a group of youth had invaded Ol Donyo Laru Airstrip, police officers were mobilized and intervened with an aim of keeping peace. It is worth nothing that there have been several court cases involving owners of Nguruman and Ol Donyo Laru Estate Limited which belongs to Messrs Steam and Bonden respectively. These court cases notwithstanding, there have been several conflicts which have led to incidences of insecurity. As a result of this incident, the Provincial Commissioner, Rift Valley, posted Administration police officers to Nguruman Chiefâs camp where they conduct peace corps operations with an aim of training the community on the rule of law and the communityâs role in sustainable peace and security. (b) The Minister has no plans of re-deploying the Administration Police officers as they are based at the chiefâs camp within Nguruman and their presence is necessary to stem insecurity incidences occurring within that area."
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