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Leaders demand for eviction and disarmament of illegal herders

Laikipia Deputy Governor Gitonga Kabugi (left) Laikipia women MP Sarah Lekorere (second left) Laikipia East MP Anthony Mutahi (center) and National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) chairman Francis Ole Kaparo (right) listen to Cabinet secretary Devolution Mwangi Kiunjuri (second right) after a meeting for leaders from the county at the Nanyuki social hall, December 13, 2016 where they called on the government to immediately recruit 200 police reservists to assist with the eviction of Samburu headsmen who have been grazing on their pasture. [PHOTO: MOSE SAMMY/STANDARD]

Leaders from Laikipia have demanded eviction of armed herders who have invaded private lands with thousands of livestock.

Led by Devolution Cabinet Secretary Mwangi Kiunjuri and National Cohesion and Integration Commission Chairman Francis ole Kaparo, the leaders have asked the government to order resumption of disarmament and eviction exercise to evict herders.

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