ODHIAMBO, ELISHA OCHIENG

Hon. Temporary Speaker, taking cue from Hon. Kajwang’, I also wish to congratulate the students for coming here. I want to tell them that you cannot connect the dots looking forward, but you can only connect them looking backward. Many years ago, I came to Parliament as a student from...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order, Member for Gem? Hon. Temporary Speaker, Hon. Caroli has been a beneficiary of many visits to State House. When he visits State House, he must have some tea. It is an important institution. I have visited...

Thank you, I rise in support of the Motion. I know my colleagues who hold contrary opinions have targeted the Presidency, the Office of the Deputy President and the National Intelligence Service. The President is important to this country. That is why the President of the Republic of Kenya today...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I seek a brief interlude to welcome the students from Kenyatta University (KU) . I was there in 1990, graduated then and as you can see, I am now in Parliament. This should inspire you, the students of KU, that you can achieve the same as Elisha...

On behalf of the Chairman who is indisposed, we will address that question within two weeks. Given your directive, the Cabinet Secretary in charge of Petroleum and Energy will be before the Committee this Thursday. We can address the issues more comprehensively there and get back to the House. Thank...

On a point of Order.

Thank you so much for this opportunity to welcome the students from Migingo Girls’ School. Many years ago, when I left the University in 1991 that was my first posting. I was a teacher in Migingo Girls’ School for two years before I joined Kenya Power. I take this opportunity...

No. Proceed. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to make my contribution on the President's Speech. Firstly, allow me to congratulate him for a very eloquent, bold and explicit Speech that detailed strategic and elaborate plans for this country. For those who listened to the President,...

It is either coefficient of correlation or coefficient of determination and as a good professor, I prefer you take the school of coefficient of determination.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, thank you for that intervention. However, you cannot logically pick on just one data of one month without looking at the whole year to have incontrovertible evidence. That would then school all of us to convince that the content of his brain is that of a professor....

On a point of order.

Hon. Deputy Speaker, I listened to the Member for Buuri, and his last statement was that this sector is full of cartels. He should withdraw that because he has not substantiated it. He said that the Committee is under influence. Which influence? From where? Very well, Member for Buuri. This...

On a point of order. That is proper now. What is your point of order, Hon. Ochieng? Give him the microphone. Power generation capacity of this country is 3,300 MW. The effective capacity is 2,600 MW. Consumption is 2,347 MW when mama mboga is cooking in the evening. What is...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Member for Gem, what is out of order? Go ahead. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I have noticed there is a Member who has just walked in. I do not know whether he is putting on a blanket and whether that...

On a point of order, Hon.Deputy Speaker. Hon. Deputy Speaker: There is a point of order. What is your point of order, Member for Gem Constituency? Hon. Deputy Speaker, I have listened to the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Education, my brother, Hon. Melly. He did not dispute a...