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In prayer, we must not forget the Post Election Violence victims

NAIROBI: If there is anything that Bernard Orinda Ndege would fervently wish to erase from his memory, it is the year 2008 and the events that followed the disputed December 2007 General Election; but he cannot.

Mr Orinda lost nine members of his family in a most excruciating way and he himself bears scars that remind him of the period. After violence broke out following the disputed elections, Mr Orinda, his wife and children were locked in his rental house in Naivasha by unknown thugs who went ahead and set it on fire.

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