Charles Muriuki Njagagua – Profile, MP Mbeere North Constituency, Embu County, Education, Son, Daughter, Contacts, Life History, Business, Video
Muriuki Njagagua Profile
Charles Muriuki Njagagua was born in Mbeere, Embu County. He is the member of Parliament for Mbeere North Constituency (Formerly Siakago Constituency).
He was elected to the 11th Parliament on an Alliance Party of Kenya (APK) in the Jubilee Coalition in March 2013. He trounced the former MP and current Speaker of National Assembly Justin Muturi who had vied on a TNA ticket.
He went to the University of Nairobi for his Law Degree in 1992 and graduated in 1996 he graduated
In the National Assembly, Charles Njagagua is a Member of Departmental Committee on Education, Research And Technology since 2013.
Njagagua has spoken 252 times in Parliament since March 2013 till May 2016. These are the times he spoke on the floor of the house.
Mar 2016: 5 speeches
Feb 2016: 2 speeches
Dec 2015: 1 speeches
Oct 2015: 11 speeches
Jul 2015: 2 speeches
Jun 2015: 7 speeches
Apr 2015: 20 speeches
Mar 2015: 2 speeches
Feb 2015: 1 speeches
Nov 2014: 16 speeches
Oct 2014: 4 speeches
Aug 2014: 20 speeches
Jul 2014: 19 speeches
Jun 2014: 10 speeches
Mar 2014: 56 speeches
Feb 2014: 18 speeches
Dec 2013: 15 speeches
Nov 2013: 1 speeches
Oct 2013: 12 speeches
Sep 2013: 8 speeches
Aug 2013: 1 speeches
Jul 2013: 8 speeches
Jun 2013: 1 speeches
May 2013: 8 speeches
Apr 2013: 4 speeches
Muriuki Njagagua law firm
Charles Muriuki Njagagua is Managing Partner of Muriuki Nyagagua & Associates
Physical Address: Verdic House, 6th Floor, Dr.612 – 614, Mama Ngina Street
Postal Address:9685-00300 NAIROBI
Telephone: 020-2219494
Muriuki Njagagua on Kenya ICC Status
In April 2016, Muriuki Njagagua, during the official opening of a dormitory at Siakago Girls High School, Embu, called for the opening of the Waki envelope to reveal its contents while at the same time urging Kenya not to pull out of the ICC.
He at the same time called for the disclosure of the contents of the Waki envelope that named key suspects in the 2007/2008 post-election violence, saying this will help reveal the truth about it.
Mr Njagagua said Kenyans should not pretend that the chaos never occurred, even after the dropping of cases against the six individuals who had been charged in the ICC.
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Muriuki Njagagua Contacts
Email: njagagua@yahoo.com
Telephone: 0722523396
