- The widow of the late Nderitu Gachagua, Margaret Karungaru, congratulated President William Ruto on his well -being and called on other widows to support the President
- He said he would remain firm in support
- Karungaru is the brother -in -law of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who is currently leading a strong campaign against Ruto, his former boss
The widow of former governor of Nyeri, Nderitu Gachagua, has reiterated her position to support the president William Ruto.
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Margaret Karungaru said Ruto and his government are dependent on widows.
He said his current situation was because of the president who appointed him to hold a government position.
Speaking in the mother tongue at an event held in her home county, Margaret urged all widows to support the president, saying that her position was fueled by the values left by her late husband.
“I want to urge all widows here not to despair after the deaths of their husbands. He said.
His political position is quite different from that of his brother -in -law, the former deputy president Rigathi Gachaguawho is currently opposed to the Ruto regime and plans to take him out of office in 2027.
Karungaru’s political direction goes against the position of many in the Mount Kenya region, suggesting the possibility of a conflict between him and Gachagua.
Her late husband, Nderitu Gachagua, was the first governor of Nyeri between 2013 and 2017.
Nderitu died while still in power, just a few months before the 2017 General Election.
Margaret is a wife of Margaret Waithiengo.
Nderitu Greata’s will associated with the move to get rid of Gachagua
The two wives were among those who benefited from the wealth he left late Nderitu before his death.
The former governor’s will was made public after his younger brother, Rigathi Gachagua, used it to defend himself during a move to remove him from office last October.
Gachagua was accused of depriving the wives of his late inheritance, which was investigated during the motion in parliament.
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In order to defend himself, Gachagua submitted a will document explaining how the deceased wanted his property to be distributed among his wives, children and relatives of a broad family.
Gachagua was also one of the beneficiaries of the will and among the three managers of the will.
How Nderitu Gachagua distributed his property
For example, according to a will document:
Lang’ata’s house left Karungaru,
Karen’s house put her second widow, Margaret Waithiegen,
Gachagua was given to Mweiga Homes Limited.
In addition to his housing in Nairobi and Nyeri, the late Nderitu explained that all the remaining assets be sold, and his income should be used to pay the remaining debts.
The amount will be left to be gifted to the beneficiaries mentioned in the specified standards.
In addition to Gachagua, two will managers were scheduled to receive 5 percent of the total revenue from the sale of the assets.
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