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Can the real Kipchumba Murkomen please come back

Months before last year’s General Elections, a young lawyer used to bedazzle Kenyans with his crisp explanation of the 2010 Constitution and all matters law whenever he was on national television.

Kenyans, who had voted for the Constitution because their leaders said so even though they did not understand it were being schooled and whenever the young lawyer was breaking down the chapters, sections and sub-sections of the Constitution, many were probably taking notes.

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