Juja MP George Koimburi experienced a torrid time in Parliament on Tuesday, July 30 while apologising for his earlier remarks where he alleged that MPs had been bribed to vote in favour of passing the Finance Bill, 2024. "I stand to ask the honourable members to forgive me Forgive me, I will never repeat it please forgive me," he stated. Juja MP George Koimburi speaking in a church service Photo George KoimburiHowever, his apology did not go as planned as some MPs attacked him for being careless with his words which the majority of the lawmakers argued caused a lot of harm to them. He lamented that some MPs lost valuables in the hands of protestors who were irked by the bribery claims. The National Assembly Majority Whip revealed that he was booed during a church service with congregants allegedly chanting 'two million'.
