Kirima Moses Nguchine

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this chance to welcome Kirigara Primary and Junior School to Parliament. Kirigara Primary School is one of the oldest schools in Meru County and has been performing very well. From the Statement issued by the Cabinet Secretary, there was some fear that schools...

It is just a joy rider. Is it about railways? It is compensation with the rule. The one for Madam Jayne. Yes. Hon. Speaker, thank you for giving me this opportunity as a rider. Waziri, we have a road for which money was allocated for compensating the people who were...

Let us have clarification because on this Coca-Cola Road, there is funding. I also indicated there are affected persons who have not been paid. I indicated that when we did the asset back--- What has come to be known as securitisation--- We took care of our affected persons and we...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to this important Bill. I support the Bill, with a few remarks based on the provisions of Article 95 of the Constitution. The duties of the Senate, as enshrined in the Constitution, are to address matters pertaining to...

No, Hon. Speaker I cannot be Wamunyoro. It is very unfortunate that we are discussing about our children in primary schools. Sometimes you drive past a certain primary school in your constituency and find very young children going home. When you ask them why they are going home, they say...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, I support the Motion by the Chairman of the PIC… Raise your microphone. Hon. Deputy Speaker, I second the Motion by the Chairman of the Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education in which I am a member, and the recommendations thereby given. It has been observed...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. My good question to the Cabinet Secretary is this, is he aware that, other than NG-CDF, there is no other money we get from the Government in our sub-counties or constituencies? The only visible development on the ground comes from the NG-CDF money. We are lucky...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. As a rejoinder to what has been said by my colleague, I want to state that Parliament is so much seized of the situation of Articles 95 and 96 of the Constitution. This is a matter that has come before this House several times. As a...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Firstly, I support the Institute of Social Work Professionals Bill of 2023. The sponsor of the Bill, who is my colleague, Hon. Kimilu, has done a good thing. I have gone through it but it lacks the description of who a social worker is. Everything...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for the opportunity to contribute to this important Bill. As much as my learned friend, Hon. Gichimu, has tried to interpret the Constitution as per Article 204, there are some things which I find lacking. There is a distinction between marginalised areas and marginalised communities....

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I will make it very short because I only have a minute. First, I congratulate the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, Raila Odinga for what he did in standing for Kenya, and the President for standing up with the Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga. He galvanised the...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Kirima. Hon. Speaker, some of us have been raising our hands from the time we came in and yet, Hon. Wanjala has spoken a number of times.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The Constitution states that this House, the Courts and the Executive are just creatures of the Constitution, and should be respected. This House being a quasi-judicial body, hopes to have its independence without being interfered with by any other body. That is because the three bodies...