Editor's Review

Wetang'ula kicked out the two after they staged protest over his ruling on Sabina Chege Ouster. 

Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo and her Kisumu West counterpart Rosa Buyu were Thursday kicked out of a Parliamentary session.

This is after they staged a protest over Sabina Chege's position as as the minority Deputy Whip.

The two were harangued after National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula issued a ruling on the ouster of Sabina Chege as Minority deputy whip. 

Wetangula yet again declined to ratify the decision by Azimio La Umoja coalition to remove Chege from the position. 

Suna north MP Millie Odhiambo. PHOTO | COURTESY

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He said he will not provide a ruling on the matter since a case is in court over the issue. 

"Sergeant at arms, ensure the two MPs are taken outside the Parliament. Honourable Buyu and Millie Odhiambo, please leave the House. I want to see the two MPs outside," Wetang'ula ordered even  as the two became hesitant. 

As the sergeant at arms removed the two from the house, other Azimio Leaders protested the decision and moved where Chege had sitted.

They attempted to eject her from the seat saying she is no longer Deputy minority whip  to occupy it. 

The chaos became so intense that the speaker was forced to suspend the sitting for 15 minutes. 

"The house will take a recess of 15 minutes," Wetang'ula directed even as ordered the mace to be lowered.