National Assembly
WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA
Official identity source · observed 3 Aug 2026
Topics detected in WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA's contributions
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Education
- Jomo Kenyatta University Of Agriculture And Technology MBA 2016 to 2018
- University Of Sunderland Bachelors. Business Management 2014 to 2016
- Sigalagala Training College Diploma In Purchasing And Supplies 2000 to 2002
- St. Pauls Secondary, Narati KCSE 1995 to 1998
- Ekambuli Primary School KCPE 1987 to 1994
Career & Experience
- Kenya National Assembly Member Of Parliament 2017 to 2022
- Nakuru County Government Head Of Supply Chain – Department Of Health 2007 to 2016
- Thika Level 5 Hospital Procurement Officer 2005 to 2006
- Nyeri Level 5 Hospital Procurement Officer 2004 to 2005
Primary source · verified observation 3 Aug 2026
Current Positions
A member of the 13th Parliament
2022 General Election
Who is standing for this seat in 2027 will appear here once the IEBC clears candidates. Nominations close and clearance is published in the months before the August 2027 vote, so there is nothing official to show yet.
Committee Membership
- Member of the Budget and Appropriations committee.
- Member of the Regional Integration committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA sits on.
- Report On Budget Estimates For Fy 2026/27
- Budget / appropriations Report On Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates Ii For Fy 25.26
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The County Allocation Of Revenue Bill (senate Bill No. 10 Of 2026)
- Budget / appropriations Report On Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates I For Fy 2025.26
- Budget / appropriations Report On The Budget Policy Statement For Fy 2026/67 And The Medium Term
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The Division Of Revenue Bill, 2026
- Budget / appropriations Report On Consideration Of Equalization Fund Appropriation Bill (senate Bill No. 7 Of 2025)
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of County Gvts Additional Allocations Bill (senate Bill No. 8 Of 2025)
- Budget / appropriations Bac Report On 2025-2026 Fy Annual Estimates
- Budget / appropriations Report On The Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates Iii For Fy 2024-2025
- Budget / appropriations Report Of The Budget And Appropriations Committee On Its Consideration Of The Fourth Basis Of Revenue Sharing Among Counties
- Bill scrutiny Report Of The Mediation Committee On The Division Of Revenue Bill (national Assembly Bill No. 10 Of 2025)
- Budget / appropriations Report On The Consideration Of The Equalization Fund Appropriation Bill (na Bill No. 21 Of 2025)
- Bill scrutiny Report On The Division Of Revenue Bill, 2025
- Bill scrutiny Report On County Governments Additional Allocations (sen Billno. 1 Of 2025)
- Bill scrutiny Report Of The Mediation Committee On The Division Of Revenue (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 38 Of 2024)
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The County Gvts Additional Allocations Bill, 2024 (senate Bill No. 19 Of 2024)
- Report Of The Budget And Appropriations Committee On First Supplementary Estimates For Fy 24 25
- Report On The Consideration Of The Estimates Of Revenue And Expenditure Fy 2024 2025
- Budget / appropriations Report Of The Budget And Appropriations Committeeon The Supplementary Estimtes Ii For Fy 2023-2024
- Budget / appropriations Report Of The Budget And Appropriation Committee On The Equalization Fund Appropriations (no. 2) Bill, 2023(senate Bill No. 3 O
- Report Of The Budget Policy Statement For Fy 2024-25 And The Medium Term
- Budget / appropriations Report Of The Budget Committee On County Government Additional Allocation Bill 2023
- Report Of The Budget Committee On The Consideration Of The Estimates Of Revenue And Expenditure For Fy 2023-24 And The Medium
- Budget / appropriations Report Of The Budget And Appropriations Committee On The County Allocation Of Revenue Bill (senate Bill No. 16 Of 2023)
How this compares
23 247th of 348
Ahead of 28% · median 46
4 308th of 348
Ahead of 7% · median 7
1 41st of 348
Ahead of 77% · median 0
3 242nd of 348
Ahead of 24% · median 6
motions counted as moved, not seconded
0
What these numbers don’t measure
- Committee work
- Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
- Constituency work
- Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
- Whether it worked
- We can count questions asked, not answers given.
- Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA better questions — not to grade them.
Topics this member is active on
Policy areas drawn from this member's certified verbatim Hansard contributions.
- 3 interventions
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
23 counted contributions in this Parliament, 5 of them in 2026.
Named by other members: 9
Other members named WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA in 9 passages of debate across 8 sittings, by 5 different members.
This counts the times somebody else named WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA in debate. It is not a contribution — a contribution is something WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA said — and the two are never added together.
Parliamentary Activity
Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to contribute to the Division of Revenue Bill that distributes revenues between the two levels of government. I confirm that the Budget and Appropriations Committee did a public participation on this Bill and issues raised by the stakeholders were put into...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also join my colleagues in supporting the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 78 of 2023) , which seeks to create awareness on sexual education in our schools. Though we have enough legislation around this area, we also need to ask ourselves...
Official Hansard sourceYes, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What did you mean by that? Electricity is in different forms. We have electricity that we use for lighting our homes. We also have electricity which excites our partners. The difference is the context. This person has been in our country, hoodwinking our women, calling them...
Official Hansard sourceI withdraw the words ‘he has been supplying electricity’. Proceed. The Kenyan government, through the immigration office, must up its game in ensuring that it vets all tourists visiting this country. They should thoroughly check their backgrounds and ensure they are aware of the activities these tourists are undertaking in...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Let me join my colleagues and my Chairman in supporting the Budget Estimates for the Financial Year 2025/2026. This Budget provides for approximately Ksh4.3 trillion, with Ksh405 billion allocated to our counties, Ksh1.3 trillion allocated to Consolidated Fund Services (CFS) , and approximately Ksh10 billion...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also rise to support the Division of Revenue Bill 2025. This Bill is drafted according to Article 218 of the Constitution. It seeks to allocate funds between the national Government and county governments and the Equalisation Fund. This year, the shareable revenue that is...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44 (2) (c) , I rise to request a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and National Security regarding scrapping the application fees for issuance of identity cards. Every Kenyan is entitled to the issuance of a...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker. I also join my colleagues in eulogising our departed colleagues. Hon. Malulu Injendi, Member of Parliament for Malava, will be remembered as a champion of education in his constituency. He has really supported vulnerable students to access basic education. He put up infrastructure in schools. He...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker. I have read the 71-page and 508-paragraph judgement. I request that as you retire to make your ruling, consider its repercussions on the composition of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) selection panel and the repercussions on the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) , which...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
WANGAYA CHRISTOPHER ASEKA has sponsored 1 bill.
Voting Records
Voting Records: 6
Motions
No motions recorded yet.
Petitions
No petitions recorded yet.
Questions
No questions recorded yet.
Statements
- Scrapping the application fees for issuance of identity cards for first time applicants request 25 Feb 2025
- the scrapping of the application fees for the issuance of identity cards request 18 Oct 2024
- Request for statement on issuance of national identity cards to persons with albinism request 18 Oct 2024
Papers Laid
No papers laid recorded yet.