The opposition team led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was attacked today at Chwele, Bungoma County.
According to the video shared online, angry youths pelted stones at the convoy claiming that the team was disrespecting leaders from the region, Moses Wetangula and Musalia Mudavadi.
Well, seemingly angry Gachagua took his time to respond to the attack that left several vehicles in his convoy damaged.
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Speaking at Webuye market, Bungoma County. Gachagua fired salvos at Speaker Wetangula and President William Ruto.
He claimed that they organized the attack by paying some leaders from the region allied to the Kenya Kwanza administration. He maintained that, the pelting of stones will not stop them from achieving their target of removing Ruto from office.
” I want to tell Kasongo one thing, even if he pays his people to attack us, he is not going to lead us after 2027. He is going to be the one term President in this country. We are going to move to all regions asking Kenyans to stop him from going beyond 2027.” Said Gachagua’s.
Gachagua Facebook Post.
The people of Kimilili Constituency in Bungoma County have spoken loudly and clearly: violence and extrajudicial killings have no place in our society.
Governments that thrive on violence are short-lived and lack legitimacy.
Leaders who resort to brutality and suppression undermine the very foundations of good governance and true democracy.
We must call out such actions wherever they occur and stand firm against them. Peace, justice, and respect for human rights are the pillars of a progressive society.
The people of Kimilili are united in their demand for accountable leadership, an end to corruption, and governance rooted in transparency and the rule of law.
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