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When #RutoWamabarabara promised to construct the 749 km road project stretching from Rhamu to Isiolo, covering Gari, El Wak, Kobo, Kutulo, Tarbaj, Wajir, Samatar, and Modogashe, many people mocked him; some made fun of him; the naysayers said it won't be done. Well, the road is progressing well, and...

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