[quote=Bigchick][quote=Lolest!][quote=Impunity]The youngest Kenya MP?
Wah.
Pole sana.
Must be some for of underlying serious med issue.
SAD!
[/quote]
? Ama ni joke? Boy Juma Boy was there since the days of HEDAM[/quote]


That was his father Boy Juma Boy.

Huyu ni Juma Boy Juma his son.[/quote]

How is his son now called?
I saw his elder son on TV. ..eulogizing dad.

Will he be called boy boy juma juma?

[quote=Bigchick]

That was his father Boy Juma Boy.

Huyu ni Juma Boy Juma his son.[/quote]

Sasa mtoto wa Juma Boy Juma ata/anaitwaje basi?#-o


#NgeliZaMajina

[quote=Impunity]The youngest Kenya MP?
Wah.
Pole sana.
Must be some for of underlying serious med issue.
SAD!
[/quote]


He was the youngest during his time.Not now.

@Lolest ...you are also right he was around even during Moi's time.He "inherited " the seat from his father after the father went to his maker.

Lakini hizo ma Boy na ma Juma zimezidi.

[quote=kaka2za][quote=Impunity]The youngest Kenya MP?
Wah.
Pole sana.
Must be some for of underlying serious med issue.
SAD!
[/quote]

The youngest MP is Boniface Gitobu who represents Buuri constituency.
The youngest ever should be the current Roysambu MP,waihenya Ndirangu who was 21 when he was elected Nyeri Town Mp in the 80s[/quote]

Kwani how was election done in those singol part days of KANU?

The people on the ground send Moi message by electing a rookie...but KANU was Moi's, so si Moi angemkataa bado?

#-o #-o

[quote]When the seat became vacant, the response on the ground was to send Kanu and then President Moi a clear message. Isaiah Waihenya Ndirangu was then a 22-year-old Kimathi Institute of Technology student (now a university) and decided to throw his hand at politics. He had no campaign vehicle or funds. But the Nyeri people threw their weight behind him because they wanted to send to Parliament Kamwana (young man), with no political experience or brand name. In a constituency where previous MP’s included some power names like Waruru Kanja and Isaiah Mathenge, those were some really big shoes to fill for a 22-year-old student campaigning on foot. Unwittingly, voters were expressing their disdain for Kanu through him. Ndirangu won the by-election becoming the youngest MP in Kenya’s electoral history. But he lasted only two years until the 1992 multiparty elections when the Democratic Party wave swept


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