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"content": "Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for this opportunity. First, I want to join you and my senior colleague, Sen. Wetangula, in welcoming students from Moi Girls Kamusinga. I heard this morning from Sen. Wetangula that Bungoma County has 13 elected women Members of County Assembly (MCAs). That is a big plus for Bungoma County. I think that a big population of the students from Kamusinga come from Bungoma. Therefore, it will be safe to say that these girls in the Gallery today hold the promise and the future for Bungoma County. I encourage them to work hard and be focused in the things that they do in and out of school. Having said that, I want to comment on the Statement by Sen. (Dr.) Alice Milgo. Land in this country has become a serious and emotive issue. It is so serious that I am thinking that this Statement will eventually be committed to the Committee on Lands, Environment and Natural Resources. It would serve us much better, if the Cabinet Secretary for Lands is made to appear before a Committee of the Whole, because every Senator representing all counties in this country has an issue with land."
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