Nairobi — National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has sparked fresh controversy after alleging details surrounding the reported raid on former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s farm, where goats were stolen and property vandalized.
Speaking during an interview on the popular Obina Live show hosted by comedian and media personality Oga Obinna, Ichung’wah claimed that the operation was planned at the office of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
According to Ichung’wah, the planning and coordination of the alleged raid took place during Gachagua’s tenure in office. He claimed that upon visiting the Deputy President’s office, he encountered two Members of Parliament who had allegedly been tasked with organizing individuals to carry out the attack.
The Majority Leader further alleged that funds were disbursed to facilitate the mobilization of “goons” who would execute the raid. He also claimed that certain police officers were instructed not to provide security at the farm during the incident, allowing the perpetrators to carry out their actions without interference.
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The allegations, which were shared in a widely circulated video clip, have triggered mixed reactions among Kenyans, with some calling for investigations while others questioned the credibility and timing of the claims.
Neither Gachagua nor the mentioned lawmakers have publicly responded to the accusations at the time of publication. Similarly, law enforcement agencies have not issued an official statement addressing the claims.
The incident at Kenyatta’s farm had previously drawn national attention, raising concerns about security and political tensions in the country. Ichung’wah’s remarks are likely to intensify debate and place further pressure on authorities to clarify the circumstances surrounding the alleged raid.
Observers note that the claims, if substantiated, could have significant political implications.
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