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List of Members of National Assembly by Party REPUBLIC OF KENYA TWELFTH PARLIAMENT MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (LIST ARRANGED BY PARTY IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 1. Adagala, Beatrice Kahai Vihiga (CWR) ANC 2. Angatia, Ayub Savula Lugari ANC 3. Bunyasi, Sakwa John Nambale ANC 4. Kaunya, Edward Oku Teso North ANC 5. Kivai, Ernest Ogesi Vihiga ANC 6. Makokha, Justus Murunga Matungu ANC 7. Masadia, Alfred Agoi Sabatia ANC 8. Milemba, Jeremiah Omboko Emuhaya ANC 9. Mukhwana, Titus Khamala Lurambi ANC 10. Mwale, Nicholas Scott Tindi Butere ANC 11. Osotsi, Godfrey Nominated ANC 12. Sambu, Bernard Alfred Wekesa Webuye East ANC 13. Tandaza, Kassim Sawa Matuga ANC 14. Wangaya, Christopher Aseka Khwisero ANC 15. Koske, Gideon Kimutai Chepalungu CCM 16. Tongoyo, Gabriel Koshal Narok West CCM 17. Mboni, David Mwalika Kitui Rural CCU 1 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 18. Murugara, George Gitonga Tharaka DP 19. Hassan, Amina Gedow Mandera (CWR) EFP 20. Hassan, Kulow Maalim Banissa EFP 21. Hassan, Omar Mohamed Maalim Mandera East EFP 22. Ibrahim, Abdi Mude Lafey EFP 23. Yussuf, Adan Haji Mandera West EFP 24. Ganya, Francis Chachu North Horr FAP 25. Aluoch, John Olago Kisumu West FORD - K 26. Gimose, Charles Gumini Hamisi FORD - K 27. Hiribae, Said Buya Galole FORD - K 28. Ibrahim, Nasri Sahal Nominated FORD - K 29. Kibunguchy, Enoch Wamalwa Likuyani FORD - K 30. Mogaka, Vincent Kemosi West Mugirango FORD - K 31. Mukwe, James Lusweti Kabuchai FORD - K 32. Wakhungu, Chrisantus Wamalwa Kiminini FORD - K 33. Wanyonyi, Ferdinard Kevin Kwanza FORD - K 34. Simiyu, David Eseli Tongaren FORD -K 35. Onyonka, Richard Momoima Kitutu Chache South FORD-K 36. Wambilianga, Catherine Nanjala Bungoma (CWR) FORD-K 37. Wamunyinyi, Athanas Misiko Wafula Kanduyi FORD-K 38. Ahmed, Shakeel Ahmed Shabbir Kisumu East Independent 39. Chepkut, William Kamuren Chirchir Ainabkoi Independent 40. Jungle, Patrick Kimani Wainaina Thika Town Independent 41. Kilonzo, Charles Mutavi Yatta Independent 42. Koros, Kipsengeret Sigowet/Soin Independent 43. Mabonga, Moses Wekesa Mwambu Bumula Independent 2 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 44. Masara, Peter Francis Suna West Independent 45. Mohamed, Mohamed Ali Nyali Independent 46. Murungi, Kathuri South Imenti Independent 47. Musimba, Patrick Mweu Kibwezi West Independent 48. Mwangaza, Kawira Meru (CWR) Independent 49. Mwirigi, John Paul Igembe South Independent 50. Ogutu, Zadoc Abel Bomachoge Borabu Independent 51. Sitienei, Janet Jepkemboi Turbo Independent 52. Abdi, Yusuf Hassan Kamukunji JP 53. Abdullaih, Major (Rtd) Bashir S. Mandera North JP 54. Adan, Safia Sheikh Marsabit (CWR) JP 55. Ali, Adan Haji Mandera South JP 56. Ali, Amin Deddy Mohamed Laikipia East JP 57. Ali, Sharif Athman Lamu East JP 58. Angwenyi, Jimmy Nuru Ondieki Kitutu Chache North JP 59. Arama, Samuel Nakuru Town West JP 60. Aramat, Lemanken Narok East JP 61. Arbelle, Marselino Malimo Laisamis JP 62. Bore, Florence C.K. Kericho (CWR) JP 63. Bowen, David Kangogo Marakwet East JP 64. Chebaibai, Jane Jepkorir Kiptoo Elgeyo/Marakwet (CWR) JP 65. Cheboi, Moses Kipkemboi Kuresoi North JP 66. Chege, Maitu Sabina Wanjiru Muranga (CWR) JP 67. Chepkoech, Joyce Korir Bomet (CWR) JP 68. Chepkwony, Charity Kathambi Njoro JP 69. Chesebe, Fred Kapondi Mt. Elgon JP 3 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 70. Chumel, Samwel Moroto Kapenguria JP 71. Dawood, Abdul Rahim North Imenti JP 72. Duale, Aden Bare Garissa Township JP 73. Ekomwa, James Lomenen Turkana South JP 74. Emanikor, Joyce Akai Turkana (CWR) JP 75. Gachagua, Rigathi Mathira JP 76. Gachobe, Samuel Kinuthia Subukia JP 77. Gakuya, James Mwangi Embakasi North JP 78. Gakuya, Mercy Wanjiku Kasarani JP 79. Gikaria, David Nakuru Town East JP 80. Gitau, Faith Wairimu Nyandarua (CWR) JP 81. Githinji, Robert Gichimu Gichugu JP 82. Gk, George Macharia Kariuki Ndia JP 83. Gure, Anab Mohamed Garissa (CWR) JP 84. Ichung'wah, Anthony Kimani Kikuyu JP 85. Injendi, Moses Malulu Malava JP 86. Iringo, Cyprian Kubai Igembe Central JP 87. Jaldesa, Rehema Dida Isiolo (CWR) JP 88. Kamanda, Maina Nominated JP 89. Kamuren, Charles Baringo South JP 90. Kanyi, Charles Njagua Starehe JP 91. Kega, Mathenge James Kanini Kieni JP 92. Keter, Alfred Kiptoo Nandi Hills JP 93. Keter, Gideon Nominated JP 94. Keynan, Wehliye Adan Eldas JP 4 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 95. Kiai, Anthony Githiaka Mukurweini JP 96. Kiaraho, David Njuguna Ol Kalou JP 97. Kibeh, Annie Wanjiku Gatundu North JP 98. Kigano, Clement Muturi Kangema JP 99. Kihara, Jayne Njeri Wanjiru Naivasha JP 100. Kihara, Peter Kimari Mathioya JP 101. Kimani, Francis Kuria Molo JP 102. Kimunyah, Amos Muhinga Kipipiri JP 103. Kingara, Simon Nganga Ruiru JP 104. Kioni, Jeremiah Ng’ayu Ndaragwa JP 105. Kibiwot, Julius Melly Tinderet JP 106. Kipkiror, William Cheptumo Baringo North JP 107. Kipkosgei, Joseph Tonui Kuresoi South JP 108. Kirima, Moses Nguchine Central Imenti JP 109. Kisang, William Kipkemoi Marakwet West JP 110. Kitayama, Marwa Kemero Maisori Kuria East JP 111. Koech, Nelson Belgut JP 112. Kogo, Wilson Kipngetich Chesumei JP 113. Koinange, Paul Kiambaa JP 114. Konchela, Gideon Sitelu Kilgoris JP 115. Kones, Beatrice Pauline Cherono Bomet East JP 116. Korere, Sarah Paulata Laikipia North JP 117. Korir, Generali Nixon Kiprotich Langata JP 118. Kosgei, Hilary Kiplang’at Kipkelion West JP 119. Kosgey, Alexander Kimutai Kigen Emgwen JP 5 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 120. Kositany, Caleb Kipkemei Soy JP 121. Koskei, Dominic Kipkoech Sotik JP 122. Koyi, John Waluke Sirisia JP 123. Kuria, Moses Kiarie Gatundu South JP 124. Lentoimaga, Alois Musa Samburu North JP 125. Leonard, Yegon Brighton Konoin JP 126. Lessonet, Moses K. Eldama Ravine JP 127. Limo, Kirui Joseph Kipkelion East JP 128. Liza, Chelule Chepkorir Nakuru (CWR) JP 129. Lochakapong, Peter Sigor JP 130. Manje, Joseph Wathigo Kajiado North JP 131. Maoka, Richard Maore Igembe North JP 132. Mariru, Patrick Kariuki Laikipia West JP 133. Maritim, Sylvanus Ainamoi JP 134. Mbai, Nimrod Mbithuka Kitui East JP 135. Mbarire, Cecily Nominated JP 136. Mbiuki, Japhet Miriti Kareke Maara JP 137. Mishra, Swarup Ranjan Kesses JP 138. Mizighi, Lydia Haika Mnene Taita Taveta (CWR) JP 139. Mohamed, Ahmed Kolosh Wajir West JP 140. Mohammed, Mohamud Sheikh Wajir South JP 141. Momanyi, Jerusha Mongina Nyamira (CWR) JP 142. Mose, Shadrack John Kitutu Masaba JP 143. Mucheke, Halima Yussuf Nominated JP 144. Muchira, Michael Mwangi Ol Jorok JP 6 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 145. Mugambi, James Gichuki Othaya JP 146. Mukuha, Gabriel Kago Githunguri JP 147. Munyaka, Victor Kioko Machakos Town JP 148. Murgor, James Kipkosgei Keiyo North JP 149. Mutai, Japheth Kiplangat Bureti JP 150. Mutua, Didmus Wekesa Barasa Kimilili JP 151. Mutunga, John Kanyuithia Tigania West JP 152. Muturi, Geoffrey Kingagi Mbeere South JP 153. Mwangi, Benjamin Gathiru Embakasi Central JP 154. Mwangi, James Gichuhi Tetu JP 155. Mwangi, Jonah Mburu Lari JP 156. Mwaniki, Ruth Wangari Kigumo JP 157. Mwashetani, Khatib Abdallah Lungalunga JP 158. Mwathi, Peter Mungai Limuru JP 159. Nakuleu, Christopher Doye Turkana North JP 160. Nanok, Daniel Epuyo Turkana West JP 161. Ndirangu, Isaac Waihenya Roysambu JP 162. Ngirici, Purity Wangui Kirinyaga (CWR) JP 163. Ngugi, Joseph Nduati Gatanga JP 164. Ngunjiri, Onesmas Kimani Bahati JP 165. Njagagua, Charles Muriuki Mbeere North JP 166. Njiru, Eric Muchangi Runyenjes JP 167. Njiru, Jane Wanjuki Embu (CWR) JP 168. Njomo, Jude L. Kangethe Kiambu JP 169. Njoroge, Mary Wamaua Waithira Maragwa JP 170. Ntwiga, Patrick Munene Chuka/Igambang'ombe JP 7 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 171. Nyaga, Beatrice Nkatha Tharaka – Nithi (CWR) JP 172. Nyaga, John Muchiri Manyatta JP 173. Nyamai, Rachael Kaki Kitui South JP 174. Nyamoko, Joash Nyamache North Mugirango JP 175. Nyoro, Samson Ndindi Kiharu JP 176. Obo, Ruweida Mohamed Lamu (CWR) JP 177. Ole Lemein, Dr. Korei Narok South JP 178. Ole Metito, Katoo Judah Kajiado South JP 179. Ole Sankok, David Nominated JP 180. Pkosing, David Losiakou Pokot South JP 181. Pukose, Dr. Robert Endebess JP 182. Rasso, Dido Ali Saku JP 183. Rindikiri, Mugambi Murwithania Buuri JP 184. Robi, Mathias Nyamabe Kuria West JP 185. Rono, Daniel Kipkogei Keiyo South JP 186. Serem, Cornelly Aldai JP 187. Serem, Joshua Kutuny Cherangany JP 188. Shaban, Naomi Namsi Taveta JP 189. Shamalla, Jennifer Nominated JP 190. Shinali, Benard Masaka Ikolomani JP 191. Shollei, Gladys Boss Uasin Gishu (CWR) JP 192. Shurie, Abdi Omar Balambala JP 193. Sitati, Daniel Wanyama Webuye West JP 194. Sudi, Oscar Kipchumba Kapseret JP 195. Sunkuyia, George Risa Kajiado West JP 196. Teyiaa, Janet Marania Kajiado (CWR) JP 8 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 197. Theuri, George Embakasi West JP 198. Thuku, Zachary Kwenya Kinangop JP 199. Tiren, Silas Kipkoech Moiben JP 200. Tobiko, Peris Pesi Kajiado East JP 201. Tomitom, Lilian Cheptoo West Pokot (CWR) JP 202. Tongi, Richard Nyagaka Nyaribari Chache JP 203. Tonui, Ronald Kiprotich Bomet Central JP 204. Tuitoek, Daniel Kamuren Mogotio JP 205. Tum, Tecla Chebet Nandi (CWR) JP 206. Tuwei, Vincent Kipkurui Mosop JP 207. Tuya, Roselinda Soipan Narok (CWR) JP 208. Wachira, Josphat Kabinga Mwea JP 209. Wachira, Rahab Mukami Nyeri (CWR) JP 210. Wahome, Alice Muthoni Kandara JP 211. Waititu, Francis Munyua Juja JP 212. Wamacukuru, James Githua Kamau Kabete JP 213. Wambugu, John Munene Kirinyaga Central JP 214. Wambugu, Martin Deric Ngunjiri Nyeri Town JP 215. Wamuchomba, Gathoni Kiambu (CWR) JP 216. Wangwe, Emmanuel Navakholo JP 217. Wanjira, Martha Wangari Gilgil JP 218. Wanyama, Janet Nangabo Trans Nzoia (CWR) JP 219. Wario, Ali Bura JP 220. Wario, Qalicha Gufu Moyale JP 221. Waruguru, Catherine Wanjiku Laikipia (CWR) JP 222. Washiali, Benjamin Jomo Mumias East JP 9 No NAME CONSTITUENCY PARTY 223. Waweru, John Kiarie Dagoretti South JP 224. Cheruiyot, Gladwell Jesire Baringo (CWR) KANU 225. Duale, Mohamed Dahir Dadaab KANU 226. Garane, Mohamed Hire Lagdera KANU 227. Kamket Kassait, William Tiaty KANU 228. Kipyegon, Johana Ngeno Emurua Dikirr KANU 229. Lekumontare, Lentoi Joni L. Jackson Samburu East KANU 230. Leshoomo, Maison Samburu (CWR) KANU 231.
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