- Rigathi Gachagua has announced brave meetings across the country, including in the background of President William Ruto, “restoring people’s voice”
- In his US visit, Gachagua vowed to face Ruto’s leadership face -to -face, accusing him of reducing opposition by referring to him as a tribe.
- He described the back -up program, aimed at Kisii, Nyamira, Kuria, Bomet and Eldoret, a direct challenge to Ruto’s political situation.
- Setting himself up as the only voice left, Gachagua announced that Kenyans were ready for the President to tell the truth
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has revealed plans to launch a series of high -profile meetings across Kenya.
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The clever politician said he would also invade the presidential fields William Ruto Of Eldoret and Bomet, in what he refers to as a campaign to restore the voice of the people.
Speaking on his ongoing visit to the United States, Gachagua, the leader of the Party for Democracy for Citizens (DCP), said his return to Kenya would mark a new page in his political mission to oppose Ruto’s leadership.
“I love talking to the Kenyan people. He said in an interview from Kansas.
Gachagua accused Ruto of trying to prevent his intentional influence by referring to him as the tribe of Mount Kenya.
According to the former DP, this strategy aims to silence its growing national appeal.
“William Ruto, and his story, will not go anywhere. He would like to keep me from the mountain so that other Kenyans do not benefit,” He announced.
In the United States, Gachagua is in the process of presenting a lawsuit in court and pushing for his agenda before the 2027 elections.
Where will Gachagua lead public meetings?
Since being dismissed in office and excluded from issues of Kenya firstGachagua has set himself up as the voice of the weak, repeatedly focusing on Ruto’s tax policies and allegations of campaigning campaigns.
The DCP -spoken leader openly described the extensive schedule of his return, promising to travel around the country to stations in Kisii, Nyamira, Migori; mainly kuria, bomet, and Eldoret.
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Its Eldoret’s choice, Ruto’s rear area, signifies a brave move intended to hamper the suspected political stronghold of the President.
“When I come back, I will have a three -day invasion of the Gusii area in Kisii and Nyamira. Again, I will go to Migori in Kuria. Again, I will go Bomet. I’ll be Eldoret. I will go to every part of the country because I am a Kenyan leader, ” Gachagua said.
He set himself up as a full leader of Kenya, saying that Kenyans need a president who speaks the truth.
“I am a leader who is respected by the Kenyan people for what I believe, and based on the truth, because the people of Kenya want a true leader. And that’s why William Ruto is afraid,” he added.
Does Kindiki bring damage to the countryside?
Elsewhere, Gachagua accused current Deputy President Kithure Kindiki of causing violence during his rural empowerment visits.
He claimed the constant use of helicopter, sometimes up to ten at a time, is disturbing the remote life.
According to Gachagua, the noise and violence cause livestock to break down and chickens refusing to lay eggs.
However, the Deputy President dismissed Gachagua’s allegations, insisting that he would continue to travel around the country to support plans for empowering and reviewing government projects to ensure they were completed on time.
Kindiki also presented the belief that the Kenyan government first under the supervision of President William Ruto would be re -elected 2027.
He challenged Gachagua and his team in the opposition to define their agenda and manifesto before entering the road to criticize the government and spread their mission.
The second leader promised to send Mount Kenya votes to Ruto in 2027 despite a strong wave of opposition led by his predecessor.
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