Johnson Nduya Muthama

Sen. Muthamashould preach it elsewhere. If a person has been discriminated---(Loud Consultations)(Loud Consultations)

Sen. Muthama Mr. Speaker, Sir, I stand to seek two statements. First, pursuant to Standing Order No.45 (2) (b) , I wish to seek a statement from the Chairperson of the Standing Committee on National Security and Foreign Relations regarding the harassment of residents of Machakos County by the police....

Sen. Muthama I stand guided.

Sen. Muthama I am sorry, Mr. Speaker, Sir.

Sen. Muthama Mr. Speaker, Sir, pursuant to Standing Order No.45 (2) (b) , I wish to seek a statement from the Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Land and Natural Resources regarding the management of community and public land in Machakos County. In the statement, the Chairperson should:- March 1,...

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Sen. Muthama On a point of order, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Order! Let me dispose of this matter, which is very clear. Sen. Muthama, be brief. Sen. Muthama Mr. Speaker, Sir, I will be brief. The mandate of whipping and de-whipping of Members in parliamentary Committees in the two Houses rests...

Sen Muthama Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, will I be in order to say that the Petition that is being read here has been trimmed from its original version? This document is not about the Senator who is presenting it, neither the Chair nor the Senators here. It is about the...

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Sen. Muthama I am sure you are not suggesting I have not thought out what I have said. (Laughter) Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I am not challenging the Chair, but Standing Order No.45 (4) is not applicable in this matter. Sen. (Prof.) Anyang’-Nyong’o did not issue the statement under Standing...

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Standing Order No.45 (2) (a) is specific because a Member sought a statement. There have been different opinions of Members, the Chair and other gurus of law. Such an issue would be appearing every so often because what Sen. (Prof.) Anyang'-Nyong'o...

it has happened in the past – take time to bring up a well thought-out position or ruling?

I am sure you are not suggesting I have not thought out what I have said. (Laughter)

Sen. Muthama Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, my sister, Sen. Sijeny, who is also a Member of Wiper Democratic Movement and a senior legal advisor within the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) fraternity, should relook at this Bill again and redraft it in the best way possible. She should propose...

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Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I concur with Sen. Muthama. As leaders, to restore the Kenyan soccer to its lost glory, corruption at FKF must be dealt with. I do not know what powers the Senate has. The FKF elections will be held in the next few days. The FKF is...

Pease, serve those details to the Committee, because I am about to rule on that.

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Sen. Muthama That is okay, Sen. Karaba. I have heard you.

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Sen. Muthama Mr. Speaker, Sir, I am one of the people who have been victimized by the orders of Maj. Nkaissery. For the Chairperson to say that Mr. Ngirachu was not arrested is false. The Cabinet Secretary wrote a letter while he was in the USA and ordered the Inspector-General...

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Sen. Muthama Order! The Senate Minority Leader (Sen. Wetangula) : Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, this Bill is a liberator. I urge Sen. Musila that this Bill should be expanded. Although each university has an Act covering it, this is a generic law that covers education. It should be expanded also...

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Sen. MuthamaMr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, if you noticed, Sen. Wamatangi was purporting to protest. He was actually smiling broadly in appreciation of what I said.(Laughter) Order, Sen. Muthama! Do you want to exchange with the Chair? Please resume your seat. Please, proceed, Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale.

Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, it is important for the record of this House and for posterity. The Senator for Nyeri County has alleged that on the side of CORD, we have people who are also corrupt. He is entitled to that. However, because many of us on this side have...

Sen. Kagwe, you have been challenged.

Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for purposes of clarity, let me repeat what I said. I said that in response to the accusation that the Jubilee Government is the one that is creating corruption, it is not true. I admitted that there is corruption in this country, but it is not...

Order, Sen. Kagwe! This is a House of records. You have been challenged to substantiate and name the corrupt individuals in CORD. You are supposed to either reply or withdraw.

Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, it would be the height of hypocrisy if we were to say as the Hon. Senator from Bungoma has said, that there is corruption in Jubilee that has started with us without naming anybody because a party itself cannot be corrupt. It would be wrong for...

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Sen. Muthama Madam Temporary Speaker, I wanted to use you as an example, but I studied your demeanor, you were serious and stern. Then looking around, I saw Sen. (Prof.) Lonyangapuo who looked more amenable to act as an example. (Laughter) Thank you for your observation. We are considering it....

Madam Temporary Speaker, in support of Sen. Muthama’s proposal, I rest my case. I support.

Thank you, Senator. Proceed, Sen. Muthama, Senate Minority Whip. Sen. Muthama Bi Spika wa Muda, ninaunga mkono Mswada huu. Mwaka wa 2004, kabla sijaingia Bunge, nakumbuka vizuri nikisoma na kusikiliza vyombo vya habari vikisema kwamba Mswada wa kuwapa watoto wa maskini na hasa wale ambao hawajapata stakabadhi zao nafasi ya...

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Sen. Muthama Mr. Speaker, Sir, this House appointed 11 Members of this Committee, but we have three Members inside the House. We are being told that the report is being typed, screened and finalized. The same report has to come to you. How are we going to trust a report...