- Rigathi Gachagua has publicly criticized President William Ruto for planning an attack on him during a church service
- He criticized allegations of using hooligans to disrupt the holy service, blaming Ruto and Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja
- Gachagua warned that any attempt to destroy him would only make the political environment a turmoil for the President
Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua He has severely attacked President William Ruto following a chaotic incident during Sunday worship, April 6.
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According to Gachagua, a group of hooligans who were paid tried to disrupt worship in the PCEA church Kasarani East Parish but were blocked by his bodyguards.
The former deputy president expressed great anger over what he referred to as an escalation of political violence, saying that such actions are now entering the sacred places of worship.
He questioned the values of the government, saying that it was sad to see that some people were reaching the point of using those methods regardless of the sanctity of the Church.
Gachagua claimed that police officers were given clear instructions not to intervene to calm the situation.
He pointed out that the order came from senior police leadership, and that only a few civilian officers were committed to helping his bodyguards.
GLOGE GIVES A SUPPORT WARNING
In a severe warning, Gachagua said that any attempt to destroy political or physically destroyed him would cause serious harm.
He emphasized that his political vision is not a one -person journey but a joint movement supported by a large number of followers.
“The way things are run in the country, even if you get rid of Rigathi Gachagua, nothing will change, but you will be more politically confusing. And we have enough soldiers to continue this movement. Gachagua said.
The former deputy president explained that he believed God would protect him, saying he had not trembled despite the recent attacks on him.
“I have been very careful and careful. I have been advising our young people not to take revenge. What I want is peace in the country. He said.
Gachagua called on his supporters to maintain peace even when they were overwhelmed, assuring them that these issues would be discussed during the 2027 general elections.
“Continue that people of peace and obey the law. Even if we are angry, we must restrain ourselves, and God will help us,” he added.
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Who was behind the attack against Gachagua in Kasarani church?
Gachagua directly blamed President Ruto and the governor of Nairobi, Johnson Sakajato be the ones who planned the factions that occurred during church worship.
According to Gachagua, the invasion was not shocked but was part of the broad plan of administration Kenya first to keep him from moving around and silenced the voices of opposition.
He expressed anger that such attacks would be organized inside the house of worship.
His allies supported his statement, criticizing the authorities for what they referred to as a deliberate attempt to intimidate and endanger Gachagua's life.
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