A decade and a half in parliament is not enough to improve the livelihoods of constituents, Tiaty MP Asman Kamama has said.
“I have only led my people for 14 years. That time is too short compared with the long time people served in previous governments,” Kamama said.
The MP who is also the chairman of Parliamentary Committee on National Security and Administration is serving his third term in the August house.
Kamama said it could take more than 30 years to develop the constituency.
Earlier on September, Baringo County Assembly Speaker William Kamket said Mr Kamama had failed to redeem the region from poverty despite Sh100 million allocated to the constituency through CDF yearly and called for leadership change.
"It is a fact that opposition strongholds have been given more attention than regions whose political loyalty is inclined towards government. This is why time has come to take a bold move and say it's over," he said.