- Gachagua claimed there was a government -funded conspiracy to kill him using the air -blowing chemicals formed to paralyze his brain within three months
- He alleged that security officers planned to put weapons on his caravan to make charges and justify his arrest
- Gachagua also claimed that President Ruto ordered the removal of his personal security information, comparing his status to that of the late Kenneth Matiba
The leader of the Democracy Party for Citizens (DCP) Rigathi Gachagua He has made strong accusations against the government claiming there is a conspiracy to remove him from chemicals and to put in place evidence.
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Speaking on Monday, May 19, Gachagua claimed that at 2:30 pm on Sunday, May 18, his team received intelligence information from some security officials indicating that there was an ongoing plan to trap weapons on his caravan.
Rigathi Gachagua Accompanying a plot to kill him
He claimed the aim was to make charges for him that would justify his arrest and prosecution.
According to Gachagua, 30 minutes after the initial alert, another group allegedly with people trained by biological agents joined the operation.
The former deputy president claimed that the group’s commitment was to expose him to the air -spirling chemicals that could gradually paralyze his brain within three months.
“The instructions were to poison me through the smoked chemicals that could paralyze my brain within three months. This was the intention of the entire operation. He claimed.
He also claimed that his personal security was expected to be removed and their licenses were canceled under the President’s order William Rutothus putting him at risk and facing the possibility of being killed.
Gachagua compared the allegations with the misery of the late Kenneth Matiba, who suffered after being detained under difficult circumstances during the Moi administration.
He has called on the relevant authorities to investigate the allegations and ensure its safety.
“The government wanted to put weapons on my caravan and wanted to use chemicals so that they could paralyze our minds as they did to Kenneth Matiba,“He claimed.
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What did Gachagua say about the 2007 violence?
Tensions escalated following Gachagua’s recent remarks at the inauguration of his new political party, in which he resumed the post -2007 elections.
His views, which were considered by many as a secret threat, raised strong emotions from leaders who care about the impact of national stability.
Gachagua warned of negative consequences if the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) would interfere with the 2027 elections, suggesting the results could be worse than the 2007 dispute.
He explained that his pronunciation, to warn the harm, would occur if IEBC It will not make a good choice, it was misinterpreted.
Rigathi Gachagua claimed his remarks about the post -2007 riots were misunderstood.
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Kalenjin elders want to choose to apologize
Other news, some Myoot Elders’ Council from the Kalenjin community have raised concerns over the remarks of the former deputy president, calling it reckless and frustrating in an area that is still facing post -election violence.
The elders have called for publicly apologizing and abolished, saying the statements are questioning the leader’s commitment to engage in politics in peace.
They also criticized the National Commission for Equality and Cooperation (NCIC) for its silence, accusing it of not taking action against leaders who create tension. The council has called on all leaders to restrain themselves and put national stability.
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