The former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is a man on a political mission. He is not leaving any stone unturned when it comes to making sure President William Ruto and his entire Kenya Kwanza administration is sent home in the 2027 election.
While in the United States of America, he was interviewed by a local news outlet. What he said over there has landed him in trouble with the government responding to him.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has warned Gachagua of having a loose tongue. According to Kindiki through his official Facebook page, the former Deputy President is allegedly digging his own hole that will soon bury him and his allies.
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Kindiki dismissed allegations made by Gachagua that he paid people to infiltrate youth protests that were witnessed across the country. According to him, that was too low for a leader to go and soon, he will face reality.
“Trap Man; did I hear you say that I paid rioters to cause violence and loot property during the recent demos? In my significantly long public life, I have never been associated with or accused of violence. I told you tuheshimiane, but your pride and uncouth habit of attacking people who have nothing to do with the mess you have created for yourself will certainly hasten you to get what you are looking for. Umekuja sana.
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