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THE TRUTH BEHIND UTUMISHI GIRLS FIRE TRAGEDY 😭😭. · WHERE REAL STORIES COME TO LIFE.🎙️

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What's up? What's up people? Coy Shikoli
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I feel
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so much energy level. It's Monday
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anyway.
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and back to business.
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very so many sad occasions
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follow each other if there's one story
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of course
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>> soft spot of so many people
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Mhm.
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>> Yeah. So, what what do you think?
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I would say
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it's not the first time's
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actually happened almost the same time.
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Yeah. almost almost your proximity.
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Then this one
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we had a finance bill issue
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>> I think last week but one and then yeah
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>> yeah get back to that finance bill issue
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uh moving forward but I don't know what
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do you think
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of course uh in schools
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something that has been going on for a
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while
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>> now apparently happening to a certain
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time
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what do you I think uh first of all,
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what do you have to to to say to the
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families of those little girls and
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little amazing girls when I'm here?
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>> What do you have to say?
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And
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I think
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as far as I can remember
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there's a time even even if not last
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year there's also a time
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there were some measures that were in
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place so people are hoping
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windows. Yeah.
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Yeah. So
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funnyage
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again talking about safety measures.
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So
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more or less the same
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exit point.
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>> So I think some of us are just also
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lucky
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and again
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I feel like
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Sorry to cut you short, but
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yeah. So yeah, I think I think uh
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Ministry of
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Education Education
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standard safety measures
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all the schools.
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>> Yeah, it's
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said previously
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during that time. mean
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most of the time.
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Yeah. But uh yeah, cuz looking looking
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at the um
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at the CCTV footage,
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apparently it's also crazy that
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CCTV footage in the in the cubes, which
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is a I I don't know how I feel about
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that honestly.
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>> Uh considering it's a girl.
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>> Yeah. I don't know who who na in custody
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of that of the of the of the videos
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footage
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>> but uh I don't know how I feel about
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that
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footage.
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>> No no no cubes.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. So uh it's it's I feel like
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it's a
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six
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on the other hand
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at least we know we can we see we can
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see the girls we know what happened. But
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on the other on the other on the other
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side, I'm feeling like
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>> it
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is also watching because of course
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change
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>> and whatever they're doing.
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>> I don't know.
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>> What do you think? in their defense
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because it's a girl school,
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>> they need protect like
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but that's
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it's a bring up mixed reactions on the
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other hand
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but on the other hand I feel like
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this this young girls by by evil minded
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people but yeah but on the other I think
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we thank
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that most of the
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16 is a very not 16 is a a huge number
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even one person it's very sad
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and yeah like anyone else yeah like
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anyone else
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it's it's it's very very painful and I
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think as I said
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safety measures across the board. Any um
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any
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stand
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Yeah, that's a very very painful death.
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And yeah, to all all the uh families and
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um and of course the school uh school
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fraternity and all the other parents and
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everyone else might be quite touched by
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that story. We want to tell you um we're
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sorry. We feel you guys. And um yeah,
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on the other hand,
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yeah, on the other hand,
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you know, there was
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at the state househ.
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actually whatever he said was so true.
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The government is not that concerned.
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Mhm.
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>> Yeah.
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Mixed reactions.
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But different conversations
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>> when I say what I feel like could shed
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more light on it. Uh
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do I think something something would
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have been done better? Of course. Yeah.
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And uh yeah, it's it's a it's a
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it's a very it's a very tough time. It's
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a very tough conversation again. Nah, I
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I I pray and hope that all those girls
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who all those evil girls who tried to do
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that,
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>> who who actually did that, not even
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trying to do that, who actually did
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that, they
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>> they get to face the the cruel hand of
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the law.
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>> Yeah.
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But most of most of people most of the
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time
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exactly again the average age I'm trying
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to think maybe 16 years 16 17 average
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age and I don't I don't know why they
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and
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>> they're portrayed to be very innocent
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girls and innocent kids of course at
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that age
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>> now but the speculation allegedly
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>> the
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there are some girls
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apparently the five girls
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and I don't know how true this is
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>> LGBTQ Q community.
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>> Oh, okay.
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>> Yeah. So, and apparently they tried to
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hit on some of the girls. That's the
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conversation. I don't know how true it
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is, but they tried to hit on some of the
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girls.
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So for that
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for most of the
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Maybe
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maybe if the school management or
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something like that
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also.
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Yeah. And
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for very very very stupid reasons
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stupid reasons. Of course at that very
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stupid reason.
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>> Yeah. Stupid. I don't think I don't
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think
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>> I don't think
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Okay.
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reason
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to to an alive someone else. There's no
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no explanation.
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Yeah.
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Everyone everyone else to to to
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demonstrate and pick it.
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>> Mhm.
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>> You can do that.
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>> Mhm.
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organized demonstrations.
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I I feel like
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the kids into these
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are the kids who grow into into such
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demonstration.
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>> That's you reasoning now. me as a 16
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year old.
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Yeah. At that time, at that time it
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doesn't sound it doesn't sound like
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stupid, but but my point is
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very valid.
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Very valid. Very valid.
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But
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yeah, I don't think that's a I don't
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know. Yeah, I think some of the reasons
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from my side
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form two
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form two Number one
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apparently
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I feel like
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I was not a very uh opinionated person.
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So
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two
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from one
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all the way back and I was a very I was
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a decent kid.
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of something else.
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Yeah. It's very sad.
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Yeah.
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To the families and uh and everyone else
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who affected directly or indirectly.
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Yeah, we as my our experience podcast we
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saying
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yeah moving on swiftly um
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apparently the story goes
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and then the American citizens
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affected
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the first wave.
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>> Yeah. No, the first first wave
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if not
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if
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>> Congo right? Yeah.
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>> Mhm. So as far as Kenyans are concerned
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and we are so bitter right now
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the first wave of Ebola occurred in 1976
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to two simultaneous outbreaks in Sudan
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>> June and the Democratic Republic of
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Congo then Z in September.
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>> Yeah.
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I don't know why
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apparently numbers
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alarmingly
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>> by their respective governments.
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quarantine
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camps. What do you think about that?
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What's your opinion? What what are your
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two
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from from whatever from social media?
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I have some friends from
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scared by
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scared by ghost.
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Yeah. So
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on that story
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I don't know
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but
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from where
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yeah do do you think
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into another
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quarantine.
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I don't think so.
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On and off plus
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there's another one.
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So, I wouldn't say but you never know.
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>> Sorry.Ivid
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I I can't say because
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you never know
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it's like
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you know it it sounds like a big issue.
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So
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>> the reason why it's a big issue and it
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is a big issue
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>> now after this story come up that people
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are being affected so badly in
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Yeah.
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So
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in push this the reason why it's a big
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big issue and it is
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this time
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they are protecting their citizens
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>> but they don't mind taking their
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citizens who has been affected with the
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Kenya. So Kenyans are asking
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Who's the who's the who's the bad person
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here? Is it the American government or
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the Kenyan government?
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>> The Kenyan government.
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>> Reason being
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I don't think it's spending anymore. I
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think last time you check
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high court may cancel. Yeah. But but
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right
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>> yeah that's why
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>> yeah so yeah
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the Kenyan high court
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>> and justice system
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enough uh muscle power
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>> could turn down that USA government
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offer
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>> I think
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that's
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Justice system has nothing on them.
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I don't I don't think I don't think
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honestly
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relationship
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and again
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relationship
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relationship is involved. Yeah.
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I think with the with the US government
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I think
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US government.
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Yeah. then
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of
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okay
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country
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bully
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relationship Kenya,
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>> USA.
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>> Mhm.
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>> I want to say good terms. Mhm.
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>> Then some sort of funding.
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>> Mhm. So
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>> yeah. So it's it's it's actually a very
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it's it being in that position
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>> as a president
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I don't think so many
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>> options
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>> let me let me tell you why you have
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options
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>> for this you have options why
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you are the president
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>> kubali this deal such a deal come you
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know
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>> you are 100% sure your citizens
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>> their life is in jeopardy that's Mhm.
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>> Second
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Google.
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Yes.
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>> And then another thing is
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>> the only reason why US decide make such
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a decision if at all they have a good
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relationship with you because they know
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>> you owe them a favor. So there's
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something that already
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So
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he only gives you this because he wants
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this
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personally but
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I feel like life generally is very
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transactional.
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So for this
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this is not the first time there's a
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time people really complained about
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betraying the African countries the
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revolution.
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>> Yes. Exactly. But so
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this guy is
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out of all the countries
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then the president himself
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I'm not trying to be the devil's
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advocate. So in short,
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if
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then who has the power?
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Something of that sort.
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Then who has the power?
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>> No, of course. Of course. He's a he's a
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he's a he's a big guy. Yes.
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So in short
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the president has no option option
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because options
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are so many options.
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>> Hannah has so many options. What did you
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mean by that?
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>> Yeah. His options are limited.
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>> How you are the president bro?
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>> Yeah. and and and also
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for example
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I'm not saying and don't get me wrong
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I'm not saying that
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>> and to make to make the the matters
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worse it's not the first time
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>> it's not the first time cuz there's a
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story also
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what what would you have done different
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in that Yes,
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there's a story of the toxic west
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and I had
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just engage more.
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>> Okay. Yeah.
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There's a time
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he was uh he had a podcast with
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>> Jongo
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>> Jirango and Jerongo was saying that
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there was a time where the there was a
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story about the toxic west and there was
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a time there there were some
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cancerous
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somewhere from western countries.
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Yeah. So it's not the first time
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that
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he knew
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this deal was going on and by then
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Ministry of Health
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I don't know if I'm right or wrong
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personally
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president this is going on not knowing
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president
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about the story. So when you went and
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approached the president I think I'm not
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clear about this but whatever happens
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there you can go.
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>> Yeah. So in short
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it's not the first time
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any different
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>> if at all that position of power.
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>> Uh if I was at that position of that
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power
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is not a decision that
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it's a progressive relationship
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at this point.
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Yeah.
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Because he's still the president.
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So
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the fact
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not just Kenya
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one thing that you think um African
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African countries, African leaders can
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do to to get rid rid of this uh
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puppet English word
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>> to avoid control
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from from of course western countries
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>> I think
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we have so much greed in
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we have so much greed.
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behind that
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more from that as compared to the money.
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So I think African countries our our
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leaders they have so much credit.
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>> So what's the one thing that we can do
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better?
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as our own as a continent ourselves.
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We start with us
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to citizens to change.
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You know
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our country because our lives are in
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danger. But behind it
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and we have
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any
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people are fighting the government. Yes,
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at that time there are people who are
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fighting the government but after some
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time
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I take that advantage.
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So most of the time anyway
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the question.
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>> Okay. The first question
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of power.
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>> If I was in a position of power then my
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leadership would have been different. So
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same
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>> if I was in the same
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I'm not
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Mike commander and chief of the armed
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forces Kenya.
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>> Mhm.
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You know what?
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Considering the fact that
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no
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response.
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Okay. So my response would be
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>> considering the fact that good
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relationship between us uh I would
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really like to help in that situation.
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Uh no
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>> 600 trillion
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at what
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they're giving to you
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600. Yeah. No. KENYA SIBLINGSH
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>> wait this is the money. They're not
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telling the Kenyan citizen they giving
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it to you. Of course they not telling us
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the exact money. Yeah. Even now what we
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know 600
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whatever amount that's hypothetical
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for 600 trillion. Okay, THIS IS
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this is now a different situation. This
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is NOW A DIFFERENT SITUATION.
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>> NO, NO, NO, NO. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT.
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This is now a different situation.
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>> Now we have 62 trillion. Let's assume it
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is dollars. Hypothetically,
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no
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>> cuz if if if that 62 trillion is in
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dollars the US
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62 trillion
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okay I'm coming to that so what I would
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say is now
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>> I'm the president
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>> I was elected by the citizens, right?
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>> Mhm.
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>> Kenyans, we have 62,000 on the table.
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>> It's it's
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>> as a good citizen.5
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million. That's that's approximately
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$1.7 billion.
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>> That's not a problem. But for that
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it's not me being given the money.
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We are not talking about we are not
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talking about the same money for this
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money.
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This one
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62 62
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trillion
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62 trillion. Now I haven't change of
35:50
mind to 62 million trillion dollars
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Kenyans. Now I come to you
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as citizens when you are in elect
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>> we have 62 trillion
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>> we have this Ebola case
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>> of course
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what is
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>> so I'm coming to you as a president
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what do you think if Kenyan say No,
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of course.
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Mhm.
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before
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personally
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I'll follow the protocols
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I don't know
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>> and before
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citizen
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I'm at the helm of the country.
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>> Mountain
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no on the same amount.
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>> 1.7 billion.
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>> Okay. Let me ask you this. with the
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current
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the fact that gases are high, people are
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complaining about uh economy and uh this
37:52
thing is coming on the table. What will
37:54
you do?
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>> Um I'm taking the money.
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>> Okay.
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But of course
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it's a different ball game.
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And then you know the other thing about
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this case
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>> Kenyans leaders
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>> politicians they know themselves
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>> quarantine they won't spend the amount
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that
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>> put in that place so that that's the
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problem. Which leader
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in the Kenyan political arena
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I don't trust.
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They're the same same people. The people
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you're mentioning to me, they're all
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important.
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Okay.
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You can trust them
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>> with the same assuming that they were
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the president
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with the Oh, no. You're not asking as if
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in the aspect that maybe
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nosally
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uh
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I would go with uh
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Anyway,
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bro, I don't trust the reason why I
40:23
don't trust those people. The last
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election, the last election,
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bro. We knew that this was our person.
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So now
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that was our person.
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I think
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>> uh I think I think also someone like
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Babino deserves a chance in the in the
41:13
in the top leadership. Stifuna deserves
41:16
a chance in the top leadership. Who
41:18
else? Um
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>> um
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deserves
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>> Maraga. Maraga deserves to be somewhere.
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I don't know about Matani.
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>> Me?
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>> I would say all Kenyans are corrupt,
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bro.
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>> Including you.
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>> Oh, including me. Yes.
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>> Including me.
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>> So, you are corrupt if you're
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complaining about your corrupt
41:41
government.
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>> No, it doesn't mean that I'm corrupt cuz
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me I don't have
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>> No, you said all Kenyans.
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>> Corruption is everywhere. I
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>> I I'm not corrupt. Even on the on the
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so-called fast countage corruption is
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everywhere.
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>> Are you corrupt?
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>> I would say I've been corrupt.
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>> Yes.
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No. Yeah.
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Cuz bro, we need
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corruption because first of all the
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reason why
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is because the rate at which our
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corruption the corruption
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is so extreme
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on a basic level.
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Can money compromise you?
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>> Money?
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>> In what aspect?
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Money is money, bro.
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Can money do what?
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>> Compromise you.
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>> Have you Have you ever been compromised
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with money?
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>> No.
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>> So you you're not
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>> I've never been compromised with money.
43:04
Have you ever have you ever used money?
43:13
>> Not necessarily. No.
43:19
But oh
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that's it. But maybe
43:37
that's something that is normal.
43:43
What?
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So
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on the right wrong side of the tracks
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>> it's it's not it's not a big issue to me
44:10
but
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whatever it's contributing
44:15
of so much effect.
44:18
>> So I have a question.
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>> Mhm. Finance bill.
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>> Finance bill 2026.
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Uh what I would say I haven't
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and an overview of an an overview
44:43
over
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an overview of what what's in the
44:50
finance bill6.
44:52
The finance bill 226 is focused on
44:55
widening the tax bill.
44:58
to hit a revenue target of
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3.533
45:04
trillion.
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Key proposals include rental income,
45:08
introducing a new taxation framework for
45:11
non-residents for non-resident property
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owners in Kenya.
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So,
45:18
so withholding tax applying tax on on
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interchange interchange fees
45:28
V of digital services proposing the
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standard rating of digital platform
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based financial services
45:38
>> tax deadlines shifting the tax return
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deadline to April 30th for individuals
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and business whose financial year
45:45
concludes in
45:48
so
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um
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I
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in my view
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>> I think it's just going to make
46:03
everything worse. I don't know if you're
46:05
moving forward or
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if you're moving forward or actually
46:09
>> even apart from the sorry to cut to show
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apart from the apart from even the
46:14
finance bit do you think the the current
46:17
president of today that we have in Kenya
46:20
do you think
46:23
is political allies
46:25
do you think they're doing anything that
46:28
that
46:30
changed into a better Kenya right now
46:40
Okay.
46:43
Do you think
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good
46:50
to a better place that we'd like to see
46:52
more?
46:53
>> I don't know. But
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look,
47:01
okay.
47:18
It's a good idea.
47:20
>> No.
47:21
>> Yeah. So it was a good idea but finance
47:24
bill.
47:38
There's so much there's there's so many
47:40
there's so much distraction going on
47:45
two time so much distraction then
47:48
finance will do it then but Yeah.
47:57
I don't have so much
48:09
government spokesman.
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>> Yeah. Government spokesman. And that
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thing really pissed me off.
48:18
>> Yeah. Gas.
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Uh
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so
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ever
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it looks like it looks like a global
48:51
issue. Is it is it a global issue?
48:57
See, first of all,
49:04
>> when this situation,
49:07
>> let's say for example,
49:10
the situation was normal, everything was
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normal.
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>> Then theran,
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US Right.
49:31
>> Yes. If there are some places I wouldn't
49:34
say instantly cuz even in the USA I
49:37
coinc
49:39
The reason being
49:46
but there were some barrels which
49:48
already were on the ways
49:59
there were some that
50:10
That's not true. So, but Kenya
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think
50:23
it was too
50:30
commander and chief
50:32
about gas prices.
50:39
I think according to me
50:42
I feel like
50:57
problems problems
51:06
that's
51:14
%
51:16
of so
51:31
13%.
51:34
Okay. So
51:38
again, I'm not a specialist,
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>> but I think if I was in that
51:45
basically
52:04
because Of course
52:07
with the same situation like Iran, US of
52:10
course
52:16
still
52:31
this is happening right now globally And
52:34
uh this is our speculation
52:38
expect if this situation ei
52:43
>> this is what we we can expect and if
52:47
this situation right this is what we
52:49
will expect right
52:50
>> so
52:54
so if I had that intel
52:56
maybe I would make a different decision
52:59
because
53:11
Yeah.
53:17
And then in after I think a month now
53:21
gas prices.
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>> Anyway, I don't know, man.
53:29
Best way
53:32
to me I think
53:48
was trying
53:59
Yeah. But
54:06
Nigeria Kenya is so far from using the
54:10
other way of Iran.
54:13
>> I don't know. That's a very
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>> coast to coast.
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polite.
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of course. Oh
55:24
Ouch.
55:38
Very close. Watch.
55:48
But anyway, congratulations to PSG.
56:08
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