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Senate adjourns Special Sitting to allow Senators time to read BBI report

28 April 2021 at 08:03
The report was submitted to Senate by the Legal Affairs committee on Monday
Kenyan Senators leave nothing to chance during emergency sitting on corona virus
Kenyan Senators leave nothing to chance during emergency sitting on corona virus

Speaker of the Senate, Ken Lusaka has adjourned the morning session of Wednesday’s Special Sitting to debate the Building Bridges Initiative report presented to Senate by the legal Affair Committee.

Lusaka’s directive came shortly after the Senators asked for more time to read through the report.

The Special Sitting will resume at 2.30pm today.

“We should have hard copies of the document circulated to members immediately, then we request that you give us at least this morning to read through this report and to come and start the debate,” requested Bungoma Senator, Moses Wetangula.

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His sentiments were reiterated by Makueni Senator, Mutula Kilonzo Jnr. who said that the only way to know what is contained in the report, was to let the Senators read it.

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"The only way to debunk the things that have been circulating in the media, is to allow these members to read the report," added Mutula.

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