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Mbadi : On rejection of the Finance Bill, we understand the circumstances. Everybody was saying reject, and since I'm representing people, not stones, I had to listen to the people and do what they wanted.
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Mbadi: Everybody was saying reject finance bill I had to listen to people and do what they wanted
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