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CS Tobiko condemns Narok clashes as Mau politics dominate late Ole Ntimama’s memorial

Environment CS Keriako Tobiko. [David Njaaga/Standard]

Conservation of the Mau Forest dominated late Maa leader William ole Ntimama's memorial with Environment CS Keriako Tobiko terming the ongoing ethnic violence in Nakuru/Narok as sabotage of the looming phase two evictions.

"I condemn the violence in the two counties but why now? We reclaimed 12,000 acres within five days and another 3,000 through surrender of purported title deeds," said Tobiko.  

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