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waKenya, Wa<strong>kenya</strong> ambao watajenga taifa hili. Hili ni taifa letu, natusipo lijenga, hakuna watu wengine watalijenga. Kwa<br />
hivyo tuseme kwamba huyu ametoka chama cha D.P, hawezi kuwa waziri. Wacha apatiwe nafasi, na aweze kutumikia serikali,<br />
akiwa katika kile chama chake, as long as yeye ni mbunge. Asanteni sana.<br />
Com. Kabira: Thank you very much Mr. Gatiba Nyanja. Can we listen to Timothy Thendeu?<br />
Timothy Thendeu: Nimewasalimu nyote hamjambo? My views are as follows:<br />
First is the senior appointments <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essionals should be done by their associations or boards or the AGM. It should not be<br />
done by one person. Appointing pr<strong>of</strong>essionals whereby they are questionable even to their boards.<br />
No. 2. Is the upgrading <strong>of</strong> our prisons and remand prisons, whereby they would meet minimum human, habitable conditions.<br />
The way they are now, they can be condemned; and I don’t think it is that we don’t have the money, it is because we don’t<br />
have the money.<br />
No. 3. We have, although we are talking <strong>of</strong> private hospitals, private schools, the way we are in Kenya, we have people who<br />
have money, and if they can afford private schools, they should continue taking their children to private schools. I am even<br />
going further to request, if we could have private courts, whereby instead <strong>of</strong> waiting e.g at Kikuyu you wait for your case for so<br />
long. If you can have private courts, where one can take he’s or her case, it can be taken on quickly, as long as you have the<br />
money and you can afford.<br />
No. 4. Also I want to request the Njonjo Land Commission to retract and reclaim stolen public land; so that it can be given<br />
back, and they should be given back.<br />
No.5. The university education should be relevant to the needs <strong>of</strong> our country; as much as it can be possible. I always wonder,<br />
when I go to Kinari Forest, I went to Kinari when I was taking my child there, and I found that there are no trees at Kinari.<br />
Then I wondered, do we have people getting a Masters degree in forestry in the university. What kind <strong>of</strong> a degree did that<br />
person get, if Kinari there is no forest. So can we make our university edcation, as relevant as possible to our needs. I would<br />
point further, if we can have all the ministries affiliated with the relevant, university department, they could go together. If it is<br />
Education, we have such as they are going together . That is all I had, thank you for your time. (clapping)<br />
Com. Kabira: Thank you very much Timothy. Do we have Simon Mbugua? He is not there. John Kirui Kinyanjui.<br />
John Kinyanjui: Good afternoon everybody. First <strong>of</strong> all is to thank all the brains that are behind the formation <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Constitutional Review <strong>of</strong> Kenya. The formation <strong>of</strong> the Constitutional <strong>review</strong> <strong>of</strong> Kenya, is something which has been overdue,<br />
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