A section of lawmakers thrown out of parliament caused drama outside the House as they sang and danced while mocking the Jubilee government.
The leaders led by Homa Bay Women Representative Gladys Wanga, paraded outside the National Assembly singing and chanting anti-corruption slogans.
The song was further reinforced by the sound of the whistle blown by ODM chairman John Mbadi, supported by Ruaraka's Joseph Kajwang, Simba Arati of Dagoretti among others who claimed that President Uhuru Kenyatta was the most corrupt leader.
"Mfisadi ni nani...Uhuru...Uhuru...Mfisadi (Who is corrupt?.....Uhuru....Uhuru)," they sang in unison.
In a separate incident, Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo vehemently protested a decision to kick her out of parliament, after she became uncontrollable when the Head of State was about to address the House.
Ms Odhiambo vented out her dissatisfaction in the way the government was being run, claiming that the Opposition was being discriminated against adding that they would not continue to tolerate rampant corruption and ethnicity.
The legislators were earlier on forcefully thrown out of the National Assembly as they whistled to disrupt Mr Kenyatta from making addressing the nation.
Speaker Justin Muturi had to intervene to calm the situation ruling that the members had behaved against Standing Orders therefore had to be ejected.
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