Dullo Fatuma Adan

matatus to work here in Nairobi City County. The only orange thing I can be associated with is that citrus, tennis ball looking fruit called an orange. Anything else is neither here nor there.Mr. Speaker, Sir, as I support the Second Reading of this Bill, this House is being gracious...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I think this is a day of praising everybody in this House. I do not know where I am going to start from. I do not know whether I should start with you. Let me take this opportunity to welcome the delegation from Baringo...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, Sen. (Prof.) Ojienda, SC was supposed to appear before the Committee meeting but he was not present. However, he has been informed of the response on the findings of the Committee. (Loud Consultations)

On a point of information, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir.

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. The Speaker and Chairperson can share the response with Sen. (Prof.) Tom Ojienda, SC in order for him to look at it. If he has further questions to it, the Committee can summon him to appear before them for further discussion. If he is...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I am on the Floor. I agree with the Senator of Nairobi City County on certain requests that are made by Sen. Cherarkey and also Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale. To add on that, Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale was a Member of this House from 2013-

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. I thank Sen. (Dr.) Lelegwe Ltumbesi. I wish to add on to the Statement on LAPSSET corridor that he has made. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, this project should have opened the northern part of this country. A lot of money has gone into it. I...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I rise, pursuant to Standing Order No.53 (1) , to seek a Statement from the Standing Committee on Land, Environment and Natural Resources, on criteria used by valuers at the National Land Commission (NLC) to compute compensation to land owners in the Horn of...

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. There is a point of order, Sen. Cherarkey. Yes, Sen. Dullo. Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. This is a Statement but we are reducing it to a debate on the Floor of the House. Is it in order?

Thank you Mr. Speaker, Sir. I wish to congratulate Sen. Mariam Omar for this Statement. I wish to state that health is a right. It is important that all Kenyans be provided with healthcare. There is a big problem with NHIF especially with the universal healthcare brought by the last...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I wish to congratulate Sen. Murkomen. I have known him for the last 11 years from the days of URP. Number two, I actually served with him in the last Senate where I deputized him. Sen. Murkomen is a very kind leader, respectful, social...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, for this opportunity. As you have said, I should have contributed the first day, but because of the demand, it was impossible. I will contribute to the President’s Address. This is my first time in the opposition party. (Laughter)

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, I will be fast and brief in my contribution. I have heard Sen. Cherarkey on CASs. It is good that he has confirmed we have turned away CASs in our previous meetings. In my statement, I have said there is a possibility of sending a...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, Sen. Cherarkey should be serious about the point of order he is raising. If I want to challenge the issue of fertilizer, it is not a priority for us today. We need food on the table. If you tell me that food is not a priority...

No, I do not need a point of information. I do not want to be informed. Sen. Dullo, kindly finish up. I am finishing up, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. The Judiciary being given more resource allocation is not a priority. I would have expected the President to increase the county...

No, Mr, Deputy Speaker, Sir. I have few minutes to finish. Few seconds. Okay, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, few seconds. Sen Cheruiyot, do you want to tell us--- When you see the red light, you know your time is up. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, my time is up, but I...

Of course, in his beginning, he noted that for the first time, this is a Parliament that has had as many as 193 Members of the National Assembly and 17 Senators re- elected to this House. That has not happened under the new Constitution before.We have such a high attrition...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, you have already given a ruling on this matter. I do not want to go against your ruling, but this is something that will set a precedent. Therefore, we should not gloss over it. The Senator for Mandera said that he has already gone to court because...

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for protecting me. My point of order is a rider on what Sen. Cheruiyot has said. We accept the new Members to make their Maiden Speech. However, if they make controversial statements, we have a right to intervene. You should allow us to do that....

Thank you, Mr. Clerk. The matters raised by Sen. M. Kajwang are weighty and should not be taken for granted. Secondly, we cannot wait for the Speaker to be sworn in and then we raise them. The Standing Orders are clear, but there is also a lacuna in these Orders...