Opposition's National Resistance Movement (NRM) leader Miguna Miguna would undoubtedly make the best Member of Parliament.
The embattled barrister who has since been banished from the nation is known for his loudness and lack of discretion especially after a disagreement, a quality that is very much needed in unveiling the lawmakers' graft dealings and future plans to further balloon their salaries and introduce additional allowances.
Also characterized as bullish and forceful, Miguna's aid is needed in compelling the national government into increasing county and Constituency Development Fund (CDF) allocations.
With state officers accused of graft usually finding their way through parliamentary committees during grilling, Kenyans can be assured that such people will be held accountable with Miguna on the bench.
The controversial lawyer's dedication, as was evident in his refusal to hand over his passport despite being aware that he would be re-deported recently, would drive him into digging deeper even after everyone has given up.
Having stood with opposition leader Raila Odinga to the extent of participating in his January 30 mock presidential coronation despite being well aware of the repercussions, the former Nairobi gubernatorial contestant has demonstrated that he is a loyal individual who can be of great importance to his party and the best for a majority or minority leader post.