Gathoni Mujumba is a clear guarantee that he cannot join the DCP of Gaida: “When it collapses”

• Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba has confirmed the withdrawal of the political wing of DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua
• The loud MP never refused to belong to the DCP, citing threats and being forced by senior leadership
• At the moment the Muikumba joins one Kenya, a wing that brings together young MPs who are struggling to form a third team to oppose major politics

Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamumba has announced that he will not join the Democracy Party (DCP) citing dictatorship within the garment.

Initially the MP was a senior supporter of Gachagua until recently when he chose to withdraw from the position of former Deputy President.

He claims Gachagua’s side thrives with threats and coercion.

Recently the MP condemned the abuse from Gachagua supporters after comforting the family of Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah, whose father died on September 4.

Wamuchomba said his sympathy to the family of Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah has brought him the political upheaval he is facing.

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Despite his political differences with the Kikuyu MP, Walumba relevant to the abandoned family, citing closeness to some of their relatives.

“Excuse me, I stood with a long -time friend and a assistant (CUCU of the county) who is the older sister of the Ichungwa and gave her a hug,” He said.

Wamumba explained how his sympathy to the Ichung’wah family brought about political interpretations.

Now he says the enemies have grown and they are leaning on their words against him on a sign he showed to the mourning family.

“Sadly, to be a victim of compassion. Sending my condolences to the Outheasters after the death of the elder has cost my peace and dignity,” Wamumba said.

According to the Motumba, his new opponents have chosen to forget his volunteer political movements, which he developed for the benefit of the weak, and named as a traitor.

“I have fought for women’s rights to be prevented from parliament and lost wages.

I have fought for the rights of farmers and the dignity of vulnerable people.

I have defended them against being detained and illegally arrested are now invading me for unconfirmed allegations – for rumors, “he complained.

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Despite intolerance, the Witnesses vowed to remain.

He said he would not accept threats to follow certain political channels he did not believe.

According to him, standing by the Ichung’wah family in their grief should not be considered a form of betrayal.

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