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Administrators, lobby group row over disputed 2,600-acre land

Police officers manning the disputed 2,600-acre land in Njoro, Nakuru. [Daniel Chege, Standard]

A war of words is raging between the National Government administrators and a civil rights group over a disputed 2,600-acre land in Njoro, Nakuru.

The land is at the centre of a court case between more than 300 families, who are members of the Mosem Enterprise Ltd, and Egerton University and Prof Robert Gesimba.

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