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Although we have condemned 8-4-4, I want to say that some <strong>of</strong> the subjects or all these subjects that are being taught at<br />
primary level like music, arts, agriculture and so on, I think they are very important because each one <strong>of</strong> us has got his own<br />
talents.<br />
Com. Nunow: (inaudible)<br />
Joshua Iugu: Okay, I am sorry. So, we used to have Technical schools and these Technical schools, I remember by the time I<br />
was still in school, they were 17 in the country. So, instead <strong>of</strong> bringing this music, art and craft and so on in secondary and<br />
primary level, they should have increased technical schools. From seventeen up to or may be fourty or more or so according to<br />
how they would get personnel. Now I have stopped talking pr<strong>of</strong>essionally.<br />
Now let me talk about politics. I feel our MP's, are somehow… I am sorry to use the word 'robbers'. They are approving huge<br />
their salaries for themselves. I would like a Commission to be set up to look into the salaries <strong>of</strong> MP's every after five years or<br />
every after ten years. Not MPs to approve salaries for themselves. That is stealing. That is robbing, it is like allowing a thief to<br />
come to your house to steal. I don’t like that and if this kind <strong>of</strong> thing is going to continue, I am telling you that so many people<br />
will be poverty striken. They will be hard hit .<br />
Okey, next point I would like to speak about the PS. Permanent secretaries, I know they play a very vital role but I am sorry<br />
to say that they are the ones who have run our economy down. They should be appointed by MPs, by Parliament. That is what<br />
I mean. Not one person who fills the civil service with his relatives only, who fills the civil service with thieves, who will continue<br />
transfering thieves here and there. Let the Parliament approve them because I believe that our MPs have the basis for that right<br />
because we are electing them from grssroots.<br />
Secondly, I want to say this…(Interjection) Just a minute please, thank you. Just a minute.<br />
I am not supporting Federal state reasons being that we don’t have resources in some areas and I know what a Federal state<br />
means. I know it means that resources that are around you are the ones which you are going to use to meet what your<br />
alligations and to get social ammenities and I know that a place like Bunyore is so poor. Although we have a lot <strong>of</strong> rains, our<br />
farms are not able to give us enough resources. People have no money to buy fertilizers. Urea fertilizer is imported using a lot <strong>of</strong><br />
money and most <strong>of</strong> our people are not working so to get fertilizer is not easy. Otherwise, I recommend that farmers should be<br />
given fertilizers free. And then the money can be recovered from the harvest the way it is happening in Uganda. That’s why<br />
Uganda is able to have a lot <strong>of</strong> maize in stock and sell some to Kenya. If you go to Busia you will be surprised.<br />
National cake: We have some areas in the country which are actualy rich but they are very few. I will talk about Nairobi alone.<br />
We know that schools situated in different areas in Nairobi… For example we have got a school in Muthaiga, we have a school<br />
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