Saney Ibrahim Adbi

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. In all intent, the Motion by Hon. Faith Gitau looks good, but for those who really have roads. In some parts of Kenya, they are talking about optimal operations – optimal yet we do not even have the basics in northern Kenya. People are talking...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. When we talk about social protection, what comes to mind is cushioning people from vulnerabilities—mitigating the risks they face and strengthening their ability to rebound. This makes them more resilient and able to continue with life as it was. Where I come from, northern Kenya,...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, there is no better afternoon to be in this Parliament than today. There is no better Parliament to be than the 13th Parliament. Why am I saying this? The words of the Mover of this Motion, Hon. Raso, still echo that this is the first person from...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, when the President pronounced himself on the tarmacking of the Isiolo-Kula Mawe-Modogashe-Wajir-Mandera Road, content creators, especially on TikTok, made fun of it. They made a lot of comedy. They did not believe that, that road shall be tarmacked. Today, the visit by students from Kula Mawe Junior...

Hon. Speaker, I beg to second. Motorcyclists, commonly referred to as bodabodas are a very important segment of our transport system. Bodabodas offer the last mile connectivity. They are the only accessible and cheap mode of transport in the dark and narrow alleys of our cities and all our urban...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. As much as I am loyal to the Leader of the Majority Party, those in leadership offices have been given a constitutional opportunity to speak quite often, while the ordinary Members have to struggle to catch the Speaker's eye. It is a rare opportunity. That...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The invite by Hon. Major Bashir to you and His Excellency the President on behalf of the pastoralist community is welcome. But as a frontier and a bigger swathe of this nation, we will be eager to listen to you as far as development is concerned....

Thank you. It is as if this entire Bill is speaking to me. I was in the 11th Parliament, voted out, and returned in the 13th Parliament. Indeed, I served with Dr Makali on the same Committee during the 11th Parliament. I appreciate the thinking he has put into this...

Thank you. For one to eke a living or find sustenance and a form of livelihood, it is the mind-set of people that one must go through schools, get a recognised degree and, thereafter, get a white- collar job. Only a few people live the livelihood of gainful employment. Most...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. You have answered very well. I did not talk of intellect. I talked of illiteracy. He who did not go to a formal school is declared illiterate because he or she cannot read and write. Being an intellectual is different.Without meandering much, this is a...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. In supporting the Bill, I want to put some few facts forward. The eucalyptus tree was imported into this country. So, it is good to appreciate that it is foreign or rather a non-exotic species that was imported into Kenya. The adverse effects of imported...