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Alma Obama was tear gassed by tear gas in Nairobi as she joined protesters against the Finance Bill.
The bill is being discussed in the National Assembly in Kenya 's National Assembly .
Alma Obama : "These are the young people of our future and they didn't ask and they say they will win".
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