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National Land Commission asks for time to reach verdict on disputed 5,000 acres land in Kilifi

Kilifi County Governor Amason Kingi (right) and National Land Commission deputy chairman Abigael Mbagaya. They were addressing squatters over disputed parcels of land in Kilifi County. [PHOTO: JOSEPH MASHA/STANDARD]

National Land Commission (NLC) has asked for six months to investigate two disputed parcels of land in Kilifi County.

Commission's deputy chairman Abigael Mbagaya was heckled and booed by enraged squatters who said six months is a long period. Squatters and private developers have locked horns in the dispute.

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