Wanjiku Muhia

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I wanted to talk about the capitation being sent on time. Education is becoming difficult in this country. The Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) have to find ways of aligning the disbursement of the capitation with...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Yes, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. In regard to that amount, while I support it, why is it then that the Ministry of Defence is proposing that 13th March 2025 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEBATES 99 Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA)army personnel should pay for their food? I think...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) I wanted to contribute to Vote 1094 and on roads. Maybe the computer is not reading the interventions. 13th March 2025 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEBATES 106 Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA)The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. Martha Wangari): Let us make progress. VOTE 1104 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I take this opportunity to welcome all the schools visiting the National Assembly today. To all students, work and read hard because education is one avenue to make your lives better. I recognise Kimuru Secondary School from Kipipiri Constituency, Wanjohi Sub-County,...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) They did not know that they are supposed to stand. (Several Members stood in their places)

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker for giving me the opportunity. I was lobbying because many Members are not aware of the Motion I am giving notice of. Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provision of Standing Order 33 (1) , I seek leave for the adjournment of...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) No, Hon. Speaker. All these Members are in support.

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Hon. Deputy Speaker, is the Member in order to say that I am not acting in a civilised manner when the people of Kipipiri are watching? As I was walking to Parliament today, I found doctors and nurses at the main gate. This is obviously...

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Hon. Temporary Speaker, the debate in the House is a weighty one because it speaks to the complexity of politics in this country. In that regard, pursuant to Standing Order 35, the House has no Quorum. (A Member spoke off the record)

Hon. Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri, UDA) Hon. Deputy Speaker, I stand under Standing Order 31. How can Parliament continue with normal business while doctors are protesting outside here and patients are alone in the hospitals with no one to attend to them? This strike has been going on for the last...