WANJALA RAPHAEL BITTA SAUTI

Hon. Deputy Speaker, I rise to issue a Statement to the House regarding the implementation status of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kenya and the Government of the Italian Republic on the Luigi- Broglio Malindi Space Centre, as requested by Hon. Owen Baya, Member for Kilifi...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this chance. We live at the border and we suffer. For we who live along the lake, most of our islands were annexed to neighbouring countries. Nobody, not even the Government has resolved this matter. I have seen the former President and current...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, you know I am bereaved so you should give me at least three minutes. Use your two minutes. Thank you Hon. Speaker. I join you in condoling with the people of Budalang’i, Busia, Parliament and Kenyans at large. I was saddened to received news of the...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker, What is out of order, Hon. Wanjala? Hon. Speaker, I agree that you know all of us. I have been keenly watching the people you have been choosing from our side, and they are the ones who do not support the agenda on...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Order, Hon. Wanjala. You have just walked in. Yes.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Corruption in every Government starts immediately after that Government is inaugurated. It starts by calling elected Members to parliamentary group meetings where they are told that they are in the Government and that the other Members are in the opposition and, therefore, they must defend...

Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. Why do we go and bring men of God, already appointed by God, to what Caesar is doing? That is where corruption is entrenched. Hon. Temporary Speaker, this country belongs to all of us.

I was saying that even the President’s backyard is the biggest scam on scholarship. How long does it take a whole President…

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Wanjala. What is your point of order? Hon. Speaker, first of all, I want to thank the Leader of Majority Party for the issues he has raised against that very Cabinet Secretary. That is the same one who sent police officers to...

Thank you, Hon Speaker. It is unfair that you call us joyriders. The Question now belongs to the House and any Member is allowed to contribute. Enjoy the joy, Hon. Wanjala. Ask your question. Thank you Waziri, our former colleague. I remember I predicted to her that she would be...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Let her finish answering Hon. Oundo’s question. Has she? No. She is finished.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. You know sometimes you wear glasses. So, I thought you are short-sighted and may not see far. That is why I am standing. (Laughter)

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I stand on a point of order. I am giving you an opportunity to contribute to the Finance Bill. Hon. Speaker, I have a quick point of order. We appropriate money for this Government and we were promised that the NG-CDF would be disbursed to our...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Hon. Speaker Yes, Hon. Wanjala, what is out of order? (Hon. Raphael Wanjala spoke off record) (Laughter)

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. My point of order is that as Members of this House who represent Kenyans, we have a lot of interest in this debate on the approval of… What is out of order, Hon. Wanjala? What is out of order is that you have severally picked on...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Wanjala. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Some of us live right at the border. (Laughter) Sometimes within one hour, we cross to another country for a drink and then we come back. Sometimes, we go there and stay for one day. Can...

On a point of order. Order, Members. What is your point of order, Hon. Wanjala? Hon. Deputy Speaker, I do not want to engage the Leader of the Majority Party. He stood on a point of order and insinuated something when he was talking, and he has continued to do...

My point of order is this: Can he name the people who have stolen our money on the Floor of this House? Those who have made us run into these problems, him being the Leader of the Majority Party and not just an ordinary Member of Parliament. (Loud consultations)

It is allowed even in the House of … We have been wearing it. It has been allowed for very many years when it is cold. Even ladies have been wearing it.

When it is cold, it is allowed. During winter it is allowed. You are out of order, Hon. Wanjala. Hon. Wanjala, you are out of order! Hon. Deputy Speaker…