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education …………….(inaudible) children should have.<br />

Com. Ibrahim Lethome Mr. Kiragu what is the programme, you are saying …………… (inaudible) education what is the<br />

problem<br />

Mr. Kiragu: Their problem is that they change and tomorrow they say the other one. you are put to a system tomorrow we<br />

say it is good, today we say it is bad and so we are sterile. The children should have security at home and at school. At home<br />

the area around the moron it is very insecure. They ………….. (inaudible) any change <strong>of</strong> education system should be national<br />

and not individual or a group. We should have all the dation in the country.<br />

Com. Ibrahim Lethome Please summarize the last point.<br />

Mr. Kiragu: All political parties be aided by Government revenue. The parties should be limited to three and their should be<br />

an independent party.<br />

Com. Ibrahim Lethome Thank you very much Mr. Kiragu. Please take your memorandum their Kipipiri jua kali x 2 oh there<br />

are out. Thank you. Samuel Thuku x 2. take your five minutes. Your names.<br />

Samuel Maina Thuku: I am Samuel Maina Thuku. I am representing the dot Poverty Generation.<br />

Com. Ibrahim Lethome What<br />

Samuel Maina Thuku: Dot Poverty Generation. I have some few views which I would like Constitution formation to look in.<br />

the Constitution says that a Member <strong>of</strong> Parliament aspirant should not be bankrupt. I consider being a politician as a form <strong>of</strong><br />

employment. when you say that an MP should not be bankrupt. You say that we shall be ruled by rich men. As a Member <strong>of</strong><br />

Parliament that is being a leader, a leader is born. Let me take an example. Somebody finishes university education and the job<br />

is wanting to be a politician. He doesn’t even have an account but he is capable <strong>of</strong> asking for votes. That person should be<br />

given a chance to ask for votes not people who have money to rule us.<br />

In Laikipia we are not asked how we are selling we are asked how they are buying. You have 50 bags in your store. A buyer<br />

comes. You don’t say how much you are selling you ask how much you are buying so that one is being ironical. DCs and DOs<br />

should not be appointed but elected by the people. If they are to be their. How do you expect a person may be a Luo and he<br />

is working in Ngarua and he initiates development projects which is the first priority. He will tell you that we want to fish ponds<br />

in Laikipia because he thinks everywhere fish can be kept. So we want people who are called there and they know the<br />

problem <strong>of</strong> the people and they can know what to do.

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