Matungulu MP Stephen Mule has told off NASA legislatures to stop side shows and instead 'get serious' on their oversight roles.
Mule said NASA politicians should come to their senses and recognize Uhuru Kenyatta as the legitimately elected President with the Jubilee administration as the ruling government. .
He said the opposition MPs should stop their mediocrity and effectively serve their electorates instead of wasting time resisting the Jubilee government.
Mule said the country's economy will collapse if NASA legislatures fail to execute their constitutional mandates for which they were elected and instead continue resisting and swearing in Raila Odinga and Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka as the People's President and deputy President respectively.
“Sideshows won't help us, time is not on our side. If Kenya didn't burn on January 30th, it will never burn. We should concentrate on moving forward," Mule said.
He addressed the press at Matungulu in Machakos County on Saturday.
Mule said NASA's 'foot soldiers' can't continue walking out of parliament, they should instead focus on doing their jobs.
“The opposition's work is to oversight the government and put it on it's toes, after five years everyone will be held accountable of his actions whether in the government or the opposition," Mule said.
He called for talks between the government and the opposition leaders in a bid of solving the political stalemate in the country.
Mule said the CS Ministry of Finance Henry Rotich should use all possible means at his desecration to bring down the country's international debts to avoid imminent collapse of the economy.
He made the remarks barely a week since NASA MP's protested against participating in the vetting of the Cabinet Secretaries nominees.
However, Mule's stance came as a shocker to some of the NASA supporters who termed his statements traitorous.
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