Mumias East legislator Peter Salasya has finally broke ground on his home after sorting his siblings.
Does Peter Salasya Own a House?
The outspoken MP recently appeared in a TikTok video showcasing his expansive homestead, which features a permanent, multimillion-shilling bungalow nearing completion. The house, with a dark grey roof and lighter-colored walls, was revealed to be a project Salasya built for his brother.
In the same video, Salasya pointed out another house under construction, intended for a second brother. He also shared his future plans for the compound, including installing cabro paving blocks and building a cow pen.
On Wednesday, December 12, Salasya announced that he had begun constructing his own home. He shared a video showing an excavator and masons working on the foundation of what promises to be an expansive residence.
“I believe God willing, when I finish building this house, I will start dating and take my girlfriend to Russia one day.”
Salasya noted that he had never travelled out of Africa except for a Dubai trip.
“Let me work for my Mumias East constituents. West, East or North, South, wherever, but home is always the best. Let us always remember to build at home, even if it’s mud-walled. It will help you one day,” he wrote.
Kenyans congratulated him as others asked for work
. mut_bapiny_thoan:
“Congratulation! But stop too much politicking and focus on your work.”
Msaniirickyboy:
“I am a good electrician. I can do wiring for you.”
collincedave7:
“It’s always essential to have a place you call home. Those words run deep. Congratulations. We are waiting for your housewarming once it’s done.” eve.lyne254: “My passport is ready, babe.”
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How Much Did Salasya Earn in June?
Peter Salasya previously revealed that he took home a mere KSh 2,364 from his substantial KSh 1.2 million monthly salary in June. The outspoken lawmaker shared his payslip, humorously suggesting that he was facing financial struggles.
Salasya claimed that the dismal state of their payslips led many of his fellow MPs in the National Assembly to vote in favor of the Finance Bill 2024, anticipating financial incentives from the government.