Kiambu County UDA leaders could be facing a tough political road ahead following a powerful declaration by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Speaking to a large crowd in Githurai today, Gachagua sent a clear warning to the ruling party’s leaders in the Mount Kenya region.
Addressing residents, Gachagua stated that the 2027 general election would be “do or die” for the region.
He urged voters to reject any candidates running under the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and instead rally behind the Deputy President’s own party, the DCP.
According to him, this strategy is essential to ensure that the concerns of the region are finally addressed in Parliament.
Gachagua emphasized that with enough parliamentary numbers, Mount Kenya’s long-standing issues—including infrastructure, education, and economic development—would no longer be ignored.
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His remarks come amid growing tensions in Kiambu, where UDA leaders have held sway for several election cycles.
The former second-in-command’s statement is likely to spark intense political maneuvering in the region as local UDA leaders reassess their positions.
Analysts predict that the 2027 race in Kiambu could be one of the most closely watched contests, with Gachagua’s appeal to Mount Kenya voters potentially reshaping the county’s political landscape.
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