Rigathi Gachagua Adai Farouk Kibet has the same authority as William Ruto: “Everyone reports to him”

• Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua accused Farouk Kibet of acting as a co -president, claiming he had a strong influence on the government
• He claimed that Kibet tried to control his office, oversee the nomination and issue orders, which Gachagua opposed
• Gachagua claimed that Kibet asked for a bribe from individuals who wanted to reach the former deputy president, thus destroying him.
• He said he confronted Ruto directly, demanding all the instructions come from him, not through assistants like Kibet

Nairobi – Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua He has accused President William Ruto Farouk Kibet of serving as an employee without authority in government activities.

Gachagua vehemently denied the original claim of Ruto That he was frequently involved in small conflicts with government officials, including Farouk Kibet and blogger Dennis Itumbi.

According to Gachagua, Farouk Kibet's role is going better than that of a personal assistant.

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He claimed that Kibet issued regular instructions to the Cabinet secretaries and other senior officials on behalf of the President.

“He said that I am fighting with young people. Farouk Kibet is not a young man. He is a co -president in this country. Great.

How did Gachagua fight against Kibet

The former deputy president claimed that Kibet even tried to control his office by managing his schedule and making an appointment, which he initially thought was approved by Ruto himself.

He went on to claim that Kibet was using his proximity to the presidency to ask for bribes from people who wanted to get the former DP.

“So, Farouk Kibet wanted to give orders to Rigathi Gachagua. Rigathi Gachagua was chosen by the Kenyan people and William Ruto. He revealed.

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Gachagua narrated to report the matter directly to the President, and firmly told him that he would not take instructions through the assistant.

“I went and told the president and said, 'Mr. President, I am your chief assistant please, your personal assistant cannot give me instructions and if you want to give me any instructions you give yourself, and I will obey the letter, but you cannot use your place to order me and your place is to make money for people,” He insisted.

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