Hon. Didmus Barasa

UDA · Kimilili Constituency · Bungoma

Hon.

Floor contributions: 5
Sittings spoken in: 2
First recorded: Oct 2022
Latest: Oct 2022

Speaking activity

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Monthly totals (table)

Month	Contributions
October 2022	5

By house: National Assembly (3) · Senate (2)

About

Hon. Didmus Wekesa Barasa Mutua is an experienced military systems engineer and vocal multi-term politician serving his second term for Kimilili. He anchors his house outputs around rural school infrastructure upgrades, agricultural mechanization, and local public utility systems.

Parliamentary history

2022 – Present: Member of Parliament for Kimilili Constituency for Kimilili Constituency

Floor contributions (5)

Speeches made as a Member in debate. Does not include turns as Speaker, Deputy Speaker, or Temporary Speaker while moderating the sitting.

Tue, 11 Oct 2022National Assembly

National Assembly Hansard — 11 October 2022 Afternoon Sitting

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to eulogise my friend, the former Member for Ainabkoi Constituency. We will remember Hon. Chepkut as a very generous man. He was willing to share the little he had with the disa…

Open sitting

Tue, 4 Oct 2022National Assembly

National Assembly Hansard — 4 October 2022 Afternoon Sitting

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. I invite you to Article 36 of the Constitution. We believe in the supremacy of the Constitution. Article 36 of the Constitution guarantees an individual and a political party the free…

Open sitting

Tue, 4 Oct 2022National Assembly

National Assembly Hansard — 4 October 2022 Afternoon Sitting

Hon. Speaker, I want to conclude by saying that we warned the ODM Party that when you make laws, they should be for posterity; you do not make laws to support where you are standing. They are now finding themselves on the receiving end. The…

Open sitting