Rigathi Gachagua Changes His Tune And Asks His Supporters To Stop Attacking Ruto: “We Are OK”

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has shifted his stance, now presenting the image of a strong relationship with President William Ruto. In a video obtained by TUKO.co.ke, Gachagua, during a conversation with former Laikipia woman representative Catherine Waruguru, appeared to urge his supporters to refrain from  criticising the president....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

“Don’t talk so much, as we have no problem with anyone. We’re peaceful people. Let’s come down and work for the country because it is ours,” Gachagua said. The deputy president suggested a mended relationship with his boss and added that he looks forward to representing Ruto at the Nairobi International Trade Fair on Wednesday, September 25.

“I’m going to represent my boss, who is out of the country. I look forward to seeing our people at the showground. We’re good and strong, and all these things are neither here nor there. We are okay,” he added.

This comes days after Gachagua portrayed a rather bleak view of his relationship with the head of state. Gachagua had earlier disclosed that he was uneventfully removed from Ruto’s  WhatsApp group that contains the president’s official diary.

Gachagua stated that being excluded from the group has made it challenging for him to monitor the president’s engagements. He announced that he would only attend meetings to which he has been invited, as he lacks regular updates on Ruto’s schedule.

The DP revealed that he, his private secretary, and his chief of staff had been removed from the WhatsApp group that is regularly updated with the president’s itinerary.

Gachagua said the group is managed by the president himself or his comptroller, ensuring real-time coordination of his movements. Gachagua swiftly dismissed rumors that he had been intentionally absent from the head of state’s event…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLES>>>