Junet Sheikh Nuh Mohamed

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I said this yesterday on the Floor of this House, and I want to repeat it. There is a conspiracy in this country against the NG-CDF. This conspiracy is being perpetuated by both the Executive and the Judiciary. The idea is to fight Parliament and...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, the Judiciary is behaving as if they are fighting Parliament but in the actual sense, they are fighting the people of Kenya. The beneficiaries of the NG-CDF are the people of Kenya whose children are not going to school, their schools are not being built and the...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker.

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order? Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. With your indulgence I want to bring to the attention of the House that the Supplementary Budget is coming to the House in two weeks’ time. I want to plead with...

Hon. Temporary Speaker….

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Junet, what is out of order? Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I have listened to the seconder who is a very learned man, Hon. (Dr) Ochanda. He is talking like he is the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury. (Laughter)

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I stand to support the Motion, but with a very heavy heart. As a House, we should not be doing an exercise in futility. You can see very well that there is a very serious conspiracy against the NG-CDF, especially by the Executive and now...

Hon. Speaker, I have not stood to debate your Message. However, as a Member of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs, I stand here to sympathise and empathise with my brother, Hon. GK.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The matter that has been raised by Hon. Chepkong’a is fundamental. This is a matter that was debated in this House in the last Parliament. We debated it a whole afternoon. At that time, the debate was confined to the illegal regulations that the CBK Governor...

Point of order, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Speaker, you need to tell Hon. Chepkonga that this is not the Eldoret Cooperatives Society but Parliament. He is intimidating me. In relation to the notice of Motion that has been given… (Loud consultations) Hon. Members, let us listen to Hon. Junet. Hon. Speaker, let me reserve my comment....

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker for giving me an opportunity to contribute to this Motion. I am a Member of the Committee on Appointments that vetted the nominees. We took a lot of our time to make sure we look into this matter using a very good perspective. Why did...

Who is G.K?

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I agree with Hon.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, Dr. Makali is a man I highly respect. The reason of her failure was not because of her gender. That is not what I meant. If that gender is not suitable for that office, there are many qualified Kamba women in this country who can hold that...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, this is a House of records. This Report was done by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Appointments, chaired by the Speaker, Hon. Moses Masika Wetang'ula. Is it in order for the Hon. Member to say that we are victimising Hon. Aisha because she was a member of...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. We stand guided as per your communication. As you are aware, this is a House of record and procedure. The last communication that we heard from the substantive Speaker was that he would deliver a ruling on the issue of the majority and minority sides...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Junet. What is your point of order? I do not want to interrupt the Member. (Hon. (Dr.) Robert Pukose consulted loudly) Hon. Pukose, behave like a Member who has been here before. Hon. Speaker, I did not want to interrupt him....

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. From the onset, I first congratulate you for being elected as Speaker. Secondly as a country, we are governed by the Constitution and the rule of law. Hon. Speaker, you and the Members know very well that, as a country, we have decided to legally manage...

To conclude my submission, this Parliament has a date with destiny. The way you rule on this matter will determine the way our politics will be conducted going forward. I urge you, with humility, to have fidelity to the Constitution and the law. Thank you very much.

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Speaker, it is not my intention to interrupt the Hon. Member. I urge him to go through the document first. The formation of the Azimio coalition is written well inside there. Misrepresentation of facts will not be allowed. This is a House of records. We do not want it...

On a point of Order, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Speaker the ruling you have just made has a serious implication on the issue that we are debating. The only known coalition agreement demanded by the Members here that we should table is the same document that in your ruling has been expunged from the records of the House....

With all due respect, issues of coercion and intimidation have been raised a lot in this House. Do you have any expertise to know whether there was coercion, intimidation or duress? Do you have that knowledge, Hon. Speaker? Just the way you dismissed my document, can you clear that matter...