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"speaker_name": "Central Imenti, JP",
"speaker_title": "Hon. Moses Kirima",
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"legal_name": "Moses Nguchine Kirima",
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"content": "This land matter should be looked into very well. It is a thorn in the flesh of the NLC. The compensation was given arbitrarily without following the proper procedure. The said piece of land is about 13 acres. Originally, it was over 76 acres, but the way it came to be only 13 acres shows very clearly that the acquisition was not done properly. The two schools have been on that piece of land for more than 12 years. It is common knowledge as it is in common law, that, if you live on a piece of land for over 12 years, it becomes yours. The people who were compensating others should have known this legal principle. That is why the EACC should be involved to see if the people who investigated this matter were ignorant of the law or there were underhand dealings which could not be foreseen ordinarily. If the DCI is allowed to investigate, there may be many grey areas and Kenyans may not be satisfied because the money that was used for compensation of this land belongs to them. With those remarks, I support the amendment."
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