Jared Odoyo Okelo

On a point of order.

Hon. Speaker, I thank you for giving me the opportunity. I stand because of a matter that is dear to me and Members of this House. I acknowledge the role played by the Parliamentary Service Commission, a Commission that you Chair, that looks at the welfare, betterment, safety and comfort...

Hon. Speaker, thank you for that most informed ruling on this subject matter. However, we are breaking for our recess today. In the same breath, this matter transcends the National Assembly. It also affects Senators in the Senate. Perhaps, I will give names, but they may not be very comprehensive...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker. What is your point of order Hon. Okello? Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker for the opportunity. Sometime back, I raised an issue of withdrawal of security by the police and I was directed by the Speaker to do a letter to...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. In supporting my brother, Hon. Baya, this is a reflection of what happens across the country. It is true that land matters are quite emotive. There is a pending Report called the Ndung’u Land Report which has gathered dust for very many years. One time we...

Hon. Speaker, thank you for the opportunity. I join my colleagues in welcoming the Women’s League in the House. It has been over a century now since our women started fighting for what I would term as their birth right. I am very perturbed that the process of democratisation within...

On a point of order. What is the point of order Member for Nyando? Order! There is a point of order. Yes. Give the microphone to the MP for Nyando. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I know we shall substantively discuss this at the right time; the issue that has been advanced...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order, Hon. Jared Okello? Hon. Temporary Speaker, I did not come here to listen to lies by the Leader of the Majority Party. The Act was amended. What is out of order? The Act was amended by...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I was also quite interested in the topic of discussion and I was placing myself on a seat because I understand this is your pet subject, Hon. Temporary Speaker. First, I want to apologise for crossing the Floor unnecessarily, but the Hon. Bishop here is...

Hon. Temporary Speaker I may want to contribute to the Motion if time will allow. You want to contribute? I will want to comprehensively contribute to the Motion. Yes, so, if the apology is ended and done with, I would request that you take your seat. I want to recognise...

On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker. What is your point of order, Member for Nyando? Hon. Deputy Speaker, I thank you. Just before we began the Sitting, this House was full. I am disturbed because our colleagues from across the aisle are not in this House. I would...

On a point of order Hon. Deputy Speaker. Do you have a point of order Hon. Member for Nyando Constituency? Okay. I cannot hear you Hon. Member for Nyando Constituency. I thank you very much, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I seldom engage in altercations, especially with people who claim to have...

Hon. Member for Nyando, one minute while we allow the point of order from the Hon. Member for Ainabkoi. Hon. Samwel Chepkonga (Ainabkoi, UDA) : Hon. Deputy Speaker, I rise pursuant to Standing Order 83. It is very clear in the Standing Orders that no Member shall rise pursuant to...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order, Hon. Jared Okello? Hon. Temporary Speaker, I have been trying to nurse my patience. I am a very patient person. I think the matter before us is a Report from the Organization of Africa, Caribbean and...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for the opportunity. A while back, I had a very good banter with the Leader of the Majority Party. I wish he had waited for me to give him a little clarification. In terms of dispensation of justice, you never condemn somebody who has no...

Hon. Speaker, permit me to, first, congratulate you. You have added an additional feather in your hat. You are now the Rt. Hon. (Dr) Moses Masika Wetangula Odhiambo. Where does Odhiambo come from? Must you be an Odhiambo for you to have a doctorate certification? Hon. Speaker, it goes without...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for the opportunity. On the same breath, I want to also support the appointment of our brother, Hon. Shadrack Mose. He was a colleague here. He was such a humble guy. I did not even know that he was a lawyer because of his humility. Are...

I hear this is the Government side. I only hear. I am feeling the warmth. Thank you, Hon. Speaker for the opportunity and I acknowledge that from where you sit you are expected to be blind. Therefore, let me bring it to your attention that the target group of the...