Joseph Makilap

Thank you, Hon. Chairlady. The National Council for Nomadic Education in Kenya was established under Section 94 of the Basic Education Act of 2013. So, if it has to move to another ministry, then there must be an amendment to the Basic Education Act of 2013 that established it. Can...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Is the Prime Cabinet Secretary aware of a Kenyan citizen called Mr Barsitei Rerimoi who hails from Keturwa Sub-Location in Baringo West, Baringo North Sub-County? What is his name? Mr Barsitei Rerimoi. He has been jailed in Mexico for 80 years because he was found with...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Whereas I appreciate the efforts made by my colleague, Chairman of the Select Committee on NG-CDF, the commitment that was made to this House that represents Kenyans

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I take this opportunity to join you in welcoming Ossen Day and Boarding Comprehensive School. These are Junior Secondary School (JSS) students. This is one of the best public day and boarding primary school in Baringo North, and its students have excelled and joined various public...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I rise to support the approval of the two Cabinet Secretary nominees. I have for some time known the gentleman, Hon. Ruku, as a Member of Parliament for Mbeere North. As the Leader of the Majority Party said, Hon. Ruku has been a very good...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I want to get clarification from the Cabinet Secretary on the following: One, in a constituency with three, four, five six, and seven wards, how much will it be when you break down the Ksh7 billion? We need to know the exact breakdown of the money...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to join my colleagues in supporting Hon. Chonga’s Petition. This issue does not affect Kilifi alone. It serves as a case study of how cartels are impoverishing innocent Kenyans by taking their land and rendering them landless and squatters on...

On point of order. Order, Hon. Makilap, whom do you want to inform? The Cabinet Secretary. The Cabinet Secretary is not a participant in debate in this House, so you cannot inform him. Under what Standing Order? He is not a participant in the debate. It is a matter of...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I want to ask the Cabinet Secretary what he will do so that the people of Baringo North, Saimo Soi and Bartabwa wards can have peace for even five hours a day. We are being raided. I have come late this afternoon because there was a...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The Member for Nyando Constituency wanted the criterion for classification of hardship areas in the country and how it can be applied. If we define hardship areas in terms of how hot or cold they are, we are missing the point. Hon. Speaker, we should define...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. At the outset, I support the Committee’s Report and recommendations. It is led by my good friends, Hon. Tongoyo and Hon. Dido Raso. The entire team visited my constituency and other places in Baringo County. I appreciate. They met real issues on the ground. They...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, can you protect me?

Hon. Temporary Speaker, perhaps, you will create more time for me. What I am trying to say is that an operation means you do not only pursue bandits when they steal cows or when they kill people for a day or two hours. An operation is a systematic plan to...

I have said that the President has helped my people since he took over office. I am only trying to inform the Commander-in-Chief that there are criminal elements in one place that the Committee has reported on. That is my message. In fact, if there is someone who has held...

Hon. Speaker, I second. (Hon. Charles Nguna stood in his place)

Thank you for your indulgence. First, on behalf of the people of Baringo, and Baringo North in particular, allow me to thank Members of this House who made their way to Baringo North for the burial of our Senator, William Cheptumo. I want to thank the President and the Speakers...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Let me join you in paying tribute to our late Senator William Kipkiror Cheptumo who passed away on 16th February 2025. First, I endorse whatever you read as being the truth regarding the life of Hon. William Cheptumo, our Senator and immediate former Member for Baringo...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. (Some Members consulted loudly along the gangway) Hon. Speaker, protect me from these Members. The decision of the court is belated because it is based on a ‘freezing point’ which was on 9th August 2022, after the pre-election coalition agreements. After the 9th August 2022, and...