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Aisha Jumwa, 9 Other MPs Exposed For Evading Parliamentary Duties

by Mustafa Juma

Malindi Member of Parliament Aisha Jumwa has not been attending any parliamentary committee meetings, report tabled by National Assembly Majority leader Amos Kimunya has revealed.

According to the report tabled on Thursday, the rebel ODM MP is reported not to have attended any meeting by the Members Services and Facilities Committee from January to October 2019.

Jumwa’s disloyalty to her party made her ejected as the representative to the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) in June.

However, in the changes that were announced on July 15, she has been moved  to the committee on Parliamentary Broadcasting and Library.

Others who did not attend any meetings were Makadara MP George Aladwa who sits in the Departmental Committee on Lands and his Ruaraka counterpart Tom Kajwang (Ruaraka) who is in the Constitution Implementation Oversight Committee (CIOC).

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Also highlighted were Emgwen MP Alexander Kosgey who was recently moved to the Procedure and House Committee from the Trade and Industry docket and Turkana North MP Christopher Nakuleu who will now serve in the Trade committee as well as the Public Accounts Committee.

Alfred Sambu (Webuye East) and Abdi Tepo (Isiolo South) who are both in the Committee on Delegated Legislation did not attend any meetings accordig to the report.

Makueni Woman Rep Rose Museo who sits on both the Labour and National Cohesion committees and Maison Leshomo (Samburu), Agriculture and Livestock and the National Cohesion committtes retained both positions in the new line-up.

Enoch Kibunguch (Likuyani) was also spotted as having absconded the committee meetings in that period. He was moved to the Special Funds Accounts Committee in the new changes.

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