Johana Ngeno Kipyegon

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I wish to also add my voice on this particular presentation to this House by the Head of State. Much has been said by Members and even by the Head of State himself in this House. My only contribution is that there has been a...

When that question was raised, we proceeded for recess. We had organised to come and give a response, but the Cabinet Secretary had not done a good report on it. I request that I respond within a week.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I also wish to reiterate that apart from Cabinet Secretaries appearing before this House, it should be made known that their appearance before Committees is fundamental. They should never abscond when they are asked to appear before Committees. Secondly, I do not know if it is...

I am well guided, Hon. Speaker. That is why I am saying that they should not be giving excuses to the effect that they have been appearing at the Senate and maybe that is why they do not have time to appear before the National Assembly. Thank you.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for also allowing me this rare opportunity to eulogise our friend, father and great man, whose figure stood like that of a nation. That gentleman who is lying dead and we are eulogising today, was a true enigma, icon and fighter for democracy and constitutional...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, I do not know if Members understand the gravity of this matter. Since the tea bonus was announced – about a month ago – there has been a lot of anxiety, especially from farmers in the southern part of Rift Valley and Western. The tea bonus for...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I would also like to weigh in on this particular matter knowing very well that we have passed the age limit of youth but we normally carry along our youths in our constituencies. Sometimes the biggest problem that we have in our constituencies, in our...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to also look into this Senate Amendment Bill, which is speaking to the additional allocations to counties, especially from the donors and the Government of Kenya. I, particularly, have no serious problems with the allocations. For instance, I do not...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I would also like to welcome students from various schools to this august House on behalf of the Members of this House. My plea to all of them is that discipline is the most fundamental item in our institutions. We had incidents of students setting...

Thank you, Temporary Speaker. I am glad to speak to this particular matter, which has been troubling us for quite a long time. Many of our citizens suffer due to a lack of access to these important services. The Ministry of Education introduced birth certificates as a compulsory document to...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also want to weigh in on this matter. As legislators, the law allows this House to do all the legislation. Whenever there is a memorandum sent by the President to this House, it means it was a failure on our part to ensure that...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. On behalf of my colleagues, I congratulate the students who are in the Speaker's and the Public Galleries from different schools in different counties. Welcome to the National Assembly. This is where laws are made, among other key functions. Welcome and feel great because you...

Of course, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Johana Ng’eno is the new father in the House. I would gladly support the Bill. As the lastborn, I believe in totality that the smartness in me to date is attributed to the fact that I was breastfed up to when I was in class...