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"We must apply the law equally, not selectively. Titus Lotee and Geoffrey Ruku, as you continue to sing in the choir, be cautious before you rehearse these songs. Otherwise, you might end up embarrassed, like with the Finance Bill. Don’t just clap and chant 'Igwe Igwe' to everything." - Joe Nyutu, Senator, Murang'a
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Nyutu: Apply the law equally, not selectively. Why attack Gachagua while Ruto is doing the same?
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