Drag and drop while the Member of Parliament is expelled from the Parliament for allegedly being a drunkard

• There was an uproar in Parliament when Embakasi South Member of Parliament Musili Mawathe was expelled for allegedly being drunk
• Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wa accused him of disrupting activities, prompting the Speaker of Parliament, Gladys Shollei, to order his removal
• Kenyans answered questions online, with many criticizing the chaos, while others questioned whether the MP was really drunk

There was an uproar in parliament after a member of parliament was expelled for inciting violence.

Musili Mawathe, Member of Parliament for Embakasi South under the Wiper Party, suspended Parliament on Thursday, November 13.

Kimani Ichung’wa, Majority Leader and Member of Parliament for Kikuyu state, was the one who raised the matter first, accusing Mawathe of disrupting the proceedings.

Was Musili Mawathe drunk in parliament?

“The Member of Parliament is clearly drunk. I know it is Thursday afternoon, but no one has the right to appear in Parliament drunk.

And a member of parliament cannot come to distort things in the parliament when he is clearly drunk. Speaker, I will make a motion to name the member of parliament for appearing very drunk,” Ichung’wa said.

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Another part of the video showed Parliament officials standing over the MP as he spoke angrily into the microphone, his words being drowned out by other MPs who were shouting.

Gladys Shollei, Acting Speaker, replied:

“Mr. Mawathe, you have already been expelled from the Parliament areas and therefore, you cannot even issue an order.

Please leave. Sergeant at Arms, continue to remove Mawathe from Parliament.”

An angry Mawathe shouted at the Sergeant at Arms as he indicated that he was leaving. He then threatened to attack one of the MPs while using abusive language.

“Don’t be stupid,” Mawathe said.

However, many MPs shouted at him, telling him to leave Parliament.

“God sees you, and Kenyans see you too,” the female MP said.

What did Kenyans say about the actions of Musili Mawathe?

Kenyans were not impressed by the incident, while others said that no one was tested to confirm that the MP was really drunk.

Here are some comments:

K’teneiyo Kamara Region:

“The shillings are well spent.”

tmbae1:

“This is childish behavior.”

Anishiro:

“Let him take the drunkenness out.”

Pink Shakira:

“Shame, an honorable House becomes chaotic.”

Charge:

“Instead of doing their job, they are busy fighting.”

patt_tj:

“What a shame.”

Meet:

“Here, there is an opportunity to be able to sue them because no one took the test.”

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Does Musili Mawathe know how to speak Dholuo?

In other news, Mawathe recently attracted a lot of attention after he wowed the audience with his Dholuo eloquence during a visit to the Opoda Farm Raila Odinga.

He joined other Ukambani leaders who accompanied him Kalonzo Musyoka to pay tribute to Raila, emphasizing the enduring political alliance between the two leaders.

During the event, Kalonzo, together with the Wakamba Elders Council and religious leaders, donated 100 cows as a symbol of unity between the Wakamba and Luo communities.

When Mawathe addressed the crowd, his Dholuo, gave a different accent by the lake, surprised and delighted many, and evoked cheers and applause.

Kenyans who watched the video praised his language skills, noting that his accent was very similar to that of people from Siaya county.

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