Mbadi Ejected From Parliament After Saying Kenya Has No President

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Nyakundi Report

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On December 14, 2017, Parliament ejected Minority Leader John Mbadi after he said Kenya had no president, a remark that immediately triggered disciplinary action on the floor of the House.

The archive item does not provide a written transcript of the exchange, but it identifies the incident as a Citizen TV video and shows Mbadi being removed after the statement. The clip is titled around the confrontation and is presented as a parliamentary moment that drew attention because of the wording used.

Citizen TV, described in the source as Kenya’s leading television station, is credited in the video item linked to the report. The source does not add further context, a response from Mbadi, or any additional parliamentary ruling beyond the ejection.

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