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    "content": "lawyer, but he is a celebrated lawyer. He is among the few lawyers who have been lucky to be decorated with the title of Senior Counsel. I sat in this House last week and I heard my good friend and fellow lawyer, Sen. Wetangula, saying that if anybody wants a divorce he will allow it, but it will be noisy and messy. However, I want to tell my colleague, Sen. Wetangula, that we are also able to deliver the divorce. Indeed, we have done so, in a quick, swift manner and with finality. I want to give some words of advice to my learned colleague and fellow Senator; leadership is not demanded, but is earned by those you want to lead. Last week on Thursday, if Sen. Wetangula had seen that 16 Senators out of the 28 Senators from the NASA coalition had appended their signatures to document saying they had no confidence in him, the best he could have done is to reach out to them and do some soul searching. He would have asked himself: “Why are these 16 Senators not having confidence in my leadership? You do not get elected by baby cries outside the House, but you seek to get the votes of the Senators who will elect you on the Floor of this House. It is really unfortunate that Sen. Wetangula never saw it coming. He told us that he was not going anywhere. However, I want to assure him that we have delivered the divorce and that he is now standing on quick sand. If he continues to struggle, he will sink deeply. Let him say goodbye to that seat and, with humility, be led by Sen. Orengo."
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