Mohammed Abdi Kuti

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti Thank you Mr. Speaker, Sir. Sometimes it is very difficult to speak after the very eloquent and experienced Attorney-General Emeritus. However, I would like to make three comments. First, I would like to join my colleagues in congratulating you in the manner in which you have led...

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti Mr. Speaker, Sir, I did not talk about Senators. I talked about the House, and the House is not only occupied by Senators. Look around and you will see that.

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti Mr. Speaker, Sir, this is a very critical point. It is about leadership. The President is the head of this country and the Government. There are various arms of Government. All arms of Government need to work together in harmony so as to serve the country. They...

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti Mr. Speaker, Sir, I just want to complete.

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti Thank you for the information. It is important that the nation quite understands that this is a serious House and we really appreciate the serious leadership that you have shown. We are not just competing for power and space. It is genuine service that we would like...

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Sen. (Dr.) Kuti): Sen. Ong’era! The Nominated Senator (Sen. Ong’era) : Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving this opportunity as this is my maiden address. First of all, I would like to congratulate you for your successful election to the office of Speaker and all other colleagues here in...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, this is a new dawn. Everytime we start; starting from the time there was a NARC wave, Kenyans have a lot of hope and expectations. The good thing now is that we have gone through this very peacefully---We have had ten years of very progressive development and...

water and then we will start taking water boozers to the same villages that are now flooded. We need mega dams for both home consumption and irrigation in order to address the issue of food insecurity.I think it is shameful that there are areas in this country that receive food...

Sen. (Dr.) Kuti): Sen. Ong’era! The Nominated Senator (Sen. Ong’era) : Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving this opportunity as this is my maiden address. First of all, I would like to congratulate you for your successful election to the office of Speaker and all other colleagues here in...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, this is a new dawn. Everytime we start; starting from the time there was a NARC wave, Kenyans have a lot of hope and expectations. The good thing now is that we have gone through this very peacefully---We have had ten years of very progressive development and...

water and then we will start taking water boozers to the same villages that are now flooded. We need mega dams for both home consumption and irrigation in order to address the issue of food insecurity.I think it is shameful that there are areas in this country that receive food...

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Sen. (Dr.) Kuti On a point of order, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Since there are only two candidates, the rule of two-thirds does not apply.