The rise of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in Mount Kenya cannot be ignored. Despite serving for only one term as Mathira member of Parliament. His two year stint as second in command of the republic of Kenya elevated him massively politically.
He was removed from office unceremoniously. This removal also propelled his political status. Now he is one of the most followed leaders in the central region. He consistently fights for Mount Kenya region’s grievances. This dedication has made people from the region respect and love him even more.
Well, it seems like those who impeached him from Mount Kenya region are facing it rough. According to the video shared online. Youths escorted a member of Parliament out of a meeting. This was due to alleged actions they did not like at all.
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According to the video shared online. Limuru is a member of Parliament who is allied to President William Ruto and was forced to leave a function by angry youths. They are seen in the video escorting him for allegedly organizing goons who attacked former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Gachagua was attacked by goons in Limuru. His car was damaged a few days ago. Something that angered residents who had attended the burial and were ready to listen to their leaders. Locals were forced to run for their lives as seats were being thrown all over by those who invaded the meeting.
Police officers are still investigating the incident and are grilling Gachagua Allies for details on what really happened.
“Limuru Mp Kiragu Chege Greeted by his constituents for allegedly being involved in Organizing Goons that tried to assassinate Gachagua in a burial.” Read Report.
