Daily Nation’s controversial columnist Njoki Chege is at it again. This time round she is attacking female legislators. Reason being?
Female MPs were desperately trying the pass Gender Bill on Thursday in parliament. The bill would have seen an increase in the number of female MP by 80.
Njoki found this move insanely hilarious, she called female MPs flower girls who are obsessed with free things based on what lied between their legs instead of the important organ between their ears.
Below is what she wrote in Part:
“First of all, let’s count. Ready? Good. We have 47 woman representatives. Add to that 16 elected female MPs. What do you have so far? 63? Great! Add to that five nominated MPs and also an additional 18 women nominated to the Senate. You get a total of 86 female lawmakers in Parliament.
Okay, some subtraction now. Out of the 86, remove 16 elected and what do you have? 70. Keep that 70 in mind.
Your math says we have a total of 86 female lawmakers in this country. I disagree. I say we have 86 deluded ‘flower girls’ in Parliament who think that everything should be given to them on a silver platter.
Our national obsession with free things is primed and perfected by these female MPs who want things to be handed out to them only on the basis of what lies between their legs and not what is between their ears.
These female MPs who are spending money to lobby male MPs to vote for a faulty Bill are setting a very dangerous precedent to the young women and girls, I included.
Asking for extra free 80 seats is defeatist and bottom-of-the barrel thinking that promotes the nibuyie and nipee culture among young women who will walk this earth feeling very entitled thinking that they don’t need to work.
I am not even concerned about the extra Sh3.02 billion wage burden these free seats would have cost the taxpayer. I will leave that to the Opposition folks.
What I am concerned about is that we will have an additional 80 female MPs on top of the already sluggish 86 who do nothing in Parliament and for their people.”[sic]
