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    "content": "an offense in this amendment for anybody who will be outside the framework of the very intention of peace building. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I say these things with strong conviction because we know the objectives and functions of the NCIC. They are not complicated, because members of the public are following this, they should know that we put up this commission in our statutes because it was critical. We expected that the NCIC would promote equality of opportunity. The biggest opportunity in this country is sharing of resources and access to jobs in the public sector. When did we last hear of the chairperson of the NCIC, Hon. ole Kaparo or any of his other commissioners speak to the issue of the absence of equal opportunity in this country? Last week, the former Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Kaparo, told Kenyans about the rot in the counties. I am surprised that a scholar like Sen. (Dr.) Zani fell for it. Little did Kenyans realize that Hon. Kaparo was deliberately being used by Jubilee to create a diversion from the rot in the national Government to look like the problem is in the counties. Counties were deliberately put there to promote a culture of the majority of the people in that county---"
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