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DRAMA: MP Denied Entry Into The Parliament Building After Showing Up In A VITZ


There was drama at the entrance of parliament building after security personnel denied Kiharu MP Kangata Irungu entry into the compound as the Hague based MPs had their share of drama.This is after he showed up in a more casual way contrary to the official look MPs are expected to.The MP was wearing open shirt with a casual sweater instead of the usual suit and tie the legislatures are expected to put on.The security guards Manning the gates failed to recognise him as he also drove by in a Toyota vitz which is direct opposite of the heavy SUVs used by many of the MPs. They thought he was a civilian.Being a first term MP he is less known,it had to take the intervention of the receptionist at the parliament building who gave the node to let him in.Irungu can be remembered as being the lawyer to Kerubo in her “you should know people” case against former deputy supreme court president Nancy Baraza.Vitz to parliament? Sir, well no entry


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