It all started when the PIC chair and Mvita MP Nassir Abdullswamad Sheriff questioned whether she was speaking on behalf of the individual who went to Kemsa to represent Kilig and secured the deal.
“I’m sorry honourable; have you established that there was someone who went to Kemsa? You need to make it clear,” she said.
At this point, it was clear that the committee members had encountered a difficult witness.
“It’s clear the witness is not willing to tell us the truth. She needs to answer all the questions as asked,” said Kaloleni MP Paul Katana.
But Onyango argued that she was answering the questions to the best of her knowledge. “I can feel the frustrations from the members. I am here for Kilig and what the company did is all I am telling you,” she told the committee.