Keynan Wehliye Adan

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I have known Hon. Munyao as a nominated MP, Secretary-General of DP, and Minister for Livestock. In 1999, when Members of Parliament started agitating for their rights – I vividly remember then Hon. Munyao was living in Langata – we formed a group of wise...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, access to education is a basic right. Before the Government of His Excellency President William Ruto, Northern Kenya was used as a recruitment bureau. People used to create an artificial security crisis, recruit teachers in Northern Kenya and post them. But within weeks, they would create crisis...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, dreams are valid. The State of the Nation address by the President has a number of positive issues that will add value to the well-being of the Republic of Kenya. Starting from microeconomic reforms, national stability, food security, housing and urban development, digital transformation, youth empowerment, livestock...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I first interacted with Mr. Lekulo in 1990 at Moi University, when both of us were pursuing a degree course and since then, we have been members of Moi University Alumni Association. Then, as fate would have it, later on, he also went back to my...

Hon. Speaker, I was just watching your facial expression, and you are bored with the answer given. You are wondering whether this is the Kenya Airways that you are used to or a different one. That answer was referring to another Kenya Airways, maybe in the utopian world. Over the...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Before the Chairman responds... (Hon. Joseph Makilap consulted loudly)

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for that guidance. In your public life as a lawyer and a magistrate, I know you used this road. Yes. I pray that before your Speakership ends; you lead the leadership and Members of this House to use the Isiolo-Modogashe-Habaswein-Wajir-El Wak- Mandera Road. This is not...

Hon. Speaker, the Mover and originator of the Bill is a seasoned lawyer and an experienced parliamentarian. The person seeking the re-committal of specific clauses of the Bill is a seasoned lawyer and an experienced parliamentarian. It is in the interest of this House to benefit from the expertise, experience...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I also join my colleagues in thanking the Committee for bringing this important Motion but we must always tell the truth. The East African Community is going through serious challenges. Many states are not contributing. There are plenty of regional rivalries. This is the second time,...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. At the outset, allow me to congratulate Hon. Millie. I have interacted with her as an activist, a nominated Member of Parliament and an elected Member of Parliament. One thing that comes to mind whenever I see her is her persistence, consistency and determination to...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. At face value, this Bill is very good. It attempts to professionalise the services of great men and women of a very important sector of our economy. Over the years, we have just been paying lip service, saying the backbone of our economy is agriculture,...

Hon. Speaker, I want to thank Hon. Bashir. In addition to the matter, there is the issue of the court case between the Council of Governors and the Ministry on the same levy. In the last kamukunji, you informed us that everything had been sorted out. As we speak, the...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Last week, this House interacted with a response from the Ministry, which was not only wanting, but completely out of place. I almost sought your indulgence today to be patient with us because we are dealing with an entirely neglected sector. Two things come to...

I want to indulge you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Maybe your ears are not used to the livestock music, but that is on a light note. Hon. Keynan, you are out of order. All matters are important to the Speaker. You are totally out of order. The responses and avenues being...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. This is a very important Motion, but it is also good to be honest with ourselves. Do we need a Motion urging the Government at this time? I want to remind my good friend, Hon. Charles Nguna, that we are past this stage. Under the...

Hon. Temporary Chairman, civility in the management of our public affairs is not a sign of cowardice. I commend the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation, and my colleague, Hon. Aden for thinking out of the box. The reason why the people of Kenya have chosen...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Adan Keynan is on a point of order. Hon. Temporary Speaker, as a seasoned lawyer, you have already noted what Hon. (Dr) Ojiambo Oundo was trying to insinuate. This is a deliberative House. This Bill has gone through all the stages....

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I second. (Question proposed)

Thank you Hon. Temporary Speaker. This is a good Bill. It injects professionalism, enhances good governance and accountability within the policing sector. It also addresses public concerns on police misconduct, corruption and abuse of power. It also clarifies the National Police Service Commission’s mandate in relation to other security agencies....

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Adan Keynan, what is out of order? Hon. Temporary Speaker, with due respect to the leadership of both sides, we resumed just a few days ago. We have more than fifty Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons and yet, you can see the House...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I would have been surprised if Dr Mutunga had believed and presented this hollow, shallow and too generalised response to this House. I knew what I wanted when I drafted these questions. I knew what I was trying to address. I even knew the answers,...