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    "id": 669881,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. Ichung'wah",
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        "legal_name": "Anthony Kimani Ichung'Wah",
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    "content": "high school. They target young people who have completed their high school education and who are basically without hope in this world. These people are ready and willing to do anything because they have absolutely nothing to lose. Because of the concerns I expressed yesterday, I say this as a closing remark knowing very well that it is out of the topic. As my farmhand, Mr. Karanja, was abducted, he had an opportunity as he was on phone, to tell the person he was speaking to on the other side: “Let me call you back. My life is in danger.” That particular statement is what saved his life. When the other gang members came, one of them informed them that he had informed somebody on phone that his life was in danger. They said: “ Tutapatikana hapa. Wacha tutembee. ” They took off. This gang had the audacity. That is why in the statements that I have recorded with the police, I have said let them take nothing for granted. There are gangs that are also sponsored by very well to do people in this country. The gang had the audacity to propose to my farmhand, Mr. Karanja, that if he is willing to help them to get to me, they are willing to pay him Kshs2 million. When he declined this, they stabbed him on the leg before they took off. I say that in view of what we said yesterday when I was expressing my concerns. I hope that the two Committees will sincerely look into the issues even as the Departmental Committee on Administration and National Security looks into the other issues."
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