Constituency profile · Bungoma County
Sirisia Constituency
Represented by John Waluke Koyi. Its MP's certified parliamentary activity and the NG-CDF money approved for this constituency. Everything on Bungoma County →
Your representatives
Who represents Sirisia.
John Waluke Koyi in Parliament
Certified activity for the sitting MP.
Same certified counting policy as the member profile — presiding-officer speech is never counted.
NG-CDF in Sirisia
National-government development money approved for this constituency. Approval is not disbursement, and not spending.
| Financial year | Approved |
|---|---|
| FY 2025/26 | KSh 173,351,923 |
| FY 2024/25 | KSh 161,497,759 |
| FY 2023/24 | KSh 157,825,629 |
| FY 2022/23 | KSh 131,342,462 |
See the full NG-CDF record for Sirisia →
Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.
NG-CDF projects in Sirisia
Projects the constituency's NG-CDF Committee recorded, by financial year.
| Financial year | Projects | Allocated | Recorded status |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY 2023/24 | 61 | KSh 129,988,830 | 0 complete · 1 ongoing · 60 new |
FY 2023/24 — 61 projects
| Project | Activity | Allocated | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractual Employees | Payment of staff basic salaries to 10 employees | KSh 2,993,628 | New |
| Casual Labour and Internship | Payment of Basic Wages for 1 Casuals and 1 intern | KSh 480,000 | New |
| Other Allowances | Payment of 10 NG-CDFC staff house allowance and commuter allowance | KSh 576,000 | New |
| NSSF | Employer contribution to NSSF for 10 NGCDF Staff | KSh 103,680 | New |
| Gratuity-Contractual Employees | Payment of gratuity to 10 NGCDFC staff. | KSh 928,008 | New |
| Housing Levy | Employer contribution to Housing Levy for the10 NG-CDFC staff | KSh 42,336 | New |
| Accommodation - Domestic Travel | Payment of Accommodation on domestic travel | KSh 200,000 | New |
| Advertising, Awareness and Publicity Campaigns | Payment of Advertising, Awareness and Publicity Campaigns | KSh 67,323 | New |
| Bank Service Commission and Charges | Payment of Bank service commission and charges | KSh 60,000 | New |
| Catering Services (receptions), Accommodation, Gifts, Food and Drinks | Payment of catering Services (receptions), Accommodation, Gifts, Food and Drinks | KSh 120,000 | New |
| Courier and Postal Services | Payment of Courier and Postal Services | KSh 50,000 | New |
| Daily Subsistence Allowance | Payment of Daily Subsistence Allowances | KSh 250,000 | New |
| Electricity | Payment of Electricity charges | KSh 300,000 | New |
| General Office Supplies (papers, pencils, forms, small office equipment) | Purchase of General Office Supplies (fuel, papers, pencils, forms, small office equipment) | KSh 220,560 | New |
| Maintenance Expenses - Motor Vehicles | Payment of Maintenance Expenses for GKB540S | KSh 500,000 | New |
| NG-CDFC Allowances | Payment of NG-CFC Allowances | KSh 1,248,000 | New |
| Other Committee Expenses | Payment of Other committee expenses | KSh 500,000 | New |
| Motor Vehicle Insurance | Payment of motor vehicle insurance for GKB540S | KSh 200,000 | New |
| Refined Fuels and Lubricants for Transport | Purchase of Refined Fuels and Lubricants for GK vehicles | KSh 810,000 | New |
| Water & Sewerage Charges | Payment of Water & Sewerage charges | KSh 50,000 | New |
| Emergency | To cater for any unforeseen occurrences in the constituency during the financial year | KSh 8,306,612 | New |
| Advertising, awareness and publicity Campaigns | Payment of bursary to needy students in secondary schools | KSh 28,000,000 | New |
| Bursary Tertiary Institutions | Payment of bursary to needy students in tertiary institutions | KSh 17,000,000 | New |
| Bursary Special Schools | Payment of bursary to needy students in special schools | KSh 2,600,000 | New |
| Accommodation - Domestic Travel | Payment of accommodation on domestic travel | KSh 550,000 | New |
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Source: the Sirisia NG-CDF Committee's own published project register, checked against the retained document before publication.
These are the committee's own statements about its projects. They are not proof of payment, of independent physical completion, or of outcome.
How this compares
KSh 173.4M 271st of 290
Ahead of 0% · median 192,613,248.0
48,717 245th of 290
Ahead of 16% · median 71,409
76 101st of 289
Ahead of 65% · median 49
5 29th of 289
Ahead of 85% · median 1
0 111th of 289
Ahead of 0% · median 0
2 142nd of 289
Ahead of 38% · median 2
0 43rd of 289
Ahead of 0% · median 0
0 109th of 289
Ahead of 0% · median 0
What these numbers don’t measure
- Committee work
- Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
- Constituency work
- Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
- Whether it worked
- We can count questions asked, not answers given.
- Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask Sirisia better questions — not to grade them.