Leo Wa Muthende

Thank you for the opportunity on a matter that is close to my heart both professionally and in legislation. I put it to everyone here that poor quality healthcare has affected someone you know. It is not just about the quality of healthcare services, the condition of dispensaries, or even...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. It is a good attempt. (Laughter) 14th April 2026 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEBATES 51 As I stand here today, Mbeere North is in mourning. We had a demonstration today, again on the same issue about the Ishiara Sub-County Hospital, a Level 4 hospital. Police have shot...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to support the Basic Education (Amendment) Bill and to congratulate Hon. Anthony Oluoch for coming up with this much-needed Bill. As Members have pointed out, education is the main equaliser. Poverty and lack of access to education create a vicious...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for this opportunity to contribute to this Motion. As a student of science and a biochemistry graduate, I say this is long overdue. I remember the university challenging lecturers on some of the practicals we used to do in biochemistry, while our counterparts in Europe,...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker for sporting me. I have been desiring to contribute to the Motion. I rise to support it. I may not be an expert in finance but I have run successful businesses and I have started and sold businesses. So, it is very irresponsible for some...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for this opportunity to join my colleagues in eulogising a great son of Kenya. I wish to pass my condolences on behalf of my family and my constituents of Mbeere North to the family, especially the immediate family, for this loss. I ask Kenyans to pray...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. It is not my maiden speech. I have made contributions in this House and protecting our rivers is truly sacred. In fact, I would draw your attention to Page 12, which is on the alarming levels of heavy metals. The attention should be on lead...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. To the many Members who sometimes call me Njeri, that is a name for a lady. I am Hon. Njeru. I am called that sometimes, especially by Members from other parts of Kenya. I rise to support the Hon. Member. This is a very good...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I will make sure I have my card tomorrow. I take this opportunity to welcome the students. As the leaders of today, we recognise your role as the leaders of tomorrow. By coming here to observe as we make important laws that will guide your...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I stand here humbled and deeply honoured to have been elected as a Member of Parliament for Mbeere North. It was not easy. I thank God for the opportunity to serve the people of Mbeere North. He stood with me and defended my will and that...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this chance. I rise to support the Report in its entirety. This is because I have encountered cases of rape, maiming, discrimination and abuse of all sorts. For example, a young male Kenyan student in the United Kingdom has a consensual sex...