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106Lastly, our Judiciary has peoples who oppress disabled persons in rape and in other ways. They cannot prove their cases incourt. May I pray that the Constitution provides a way that they can be able to have a lawyer to intercede for them even topetition for cases where inheritance, the peoples actually the families simply because they care for the disabled persons. Theydo not want them to inherit this land. I therefore wish to present this copy because the recommendations are there and I thankyou so much for arriving here.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Okay. Timothy Njogu. Francis Muchiri. Jane Wakihuru. John Mathenge. Mureithi Gichuru. DeniseNgatia.Denis Ngatia: Thank you Mr. Chairman. “Education should be free. Subjects in schools done today are too many. Theyshould be cut. Teachers should only teach pupils in schools where they are working. Government should provide free texts andexercise books. All students should receive free treatment in hospitals. My name is Denise Ngatia. Thank you all for listening.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Okay Denis. How old are you?Denis Ngatia: Eleven.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Eleven years. In school?Denis Ngatia:: Yes.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Which school?Denis: DED.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Standard?Denis: Standard Five.Com. Keriako Tobiko: Makofi kwake tafadhali. Kanake Samuel. Nimekuita. No, nimeita Daniel. Kanake Samuel. NgatiaGichaga.Ngatia Gichaga: Asante sana Mwenyekiti. Yangu ni machache tu. Mimi nataka kutoa maoni yangu. Ya kwanza. Kuna watuambao hawajaoja uhuru kutoka wakati tulipata uhuru. Wanaishi katika vijiji vya ukoloni. Na hawa watu……