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    "id": 797542,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. ole Sankok",
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        "legal_name": "David Ole Sankok",
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    "content": "humble himself, apologise and shake hands with every Kenyan, even those who called him mtotowa mbwa . He is a humble President. He is a President who aspires to see a country that is united, peaceful and full of love, of one people, one nation and one God and has the same destiny. When I listened to the President’s Speech and compared it to the speech that I heard during Labour Day, I realised that as a country, we are lucky to have this President. During Labour Day celebrations, we had some elders becoming demi-gods and forgiving – it is only God who can forgive – Safaricom, Brookside and other institutions yet our President was asking for forgiveness from Kenyans for anything he might have done or said without his knowledge that may have caused some division in our country. It was a Speech of a statesman and a Head of State who loves his country and adores his people. In that spirit of seeking forgiveness, as nominee 001, I would also like to ask for forgiveness from those whom I might have wronged in one way or another. I know I might have used some very strong words like “ tinga bila mafuta” and “CJ bonoko ” that may have caused some discomfort to some people. Hon. Ng’eno, I have asked for forgiveness. It may have caused some discomfort to some people and the families of those we crossed their lines. I used very strong words like wearing a helmet to go and fight with a rat in reference to some people. I sincerely apologise for that. I also apologise to Members from the Jubilee side whom I may have wronged. Hon. Keter’s life span as the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare was synonymous with the life span of one, Mr. Simon Makonde, of seven days. He was born on Monday, named on Tuesday, baptised on Wednesday, married on Thursday, taken ill on Friday, died on Saturday and buried on Sunday. That was the life span of Hon. Keter while he was the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social welfare. Courtesy of me, his life span was as short as that one of Mr. Simon Makonde. I apologise to those I might have wronged."
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