Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria fresh from being appointed as a senior advisor in the Council of Economic Advisors on Saturday took a swipe at Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua following the latter’s remarks, that political observers claim to be too pro Mt Kenya.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Kuria while addressing delegates during Wycliffe Oparanya’s homecoming ceremony accused the deputy president of perpetrating division for selfish political gains.
According to the former CS, Gachagua’s sentiments will sow division and isolate Mt. Kenya from the rest of the country. This he said, will stray the country even further from its national unity agenda.
“I want to tell my people of Mt Kenya, let no one deceive you that we can isolate ourselves. There is beauty and sweetness in bringing all Kenyans together,” Moses Kuria stated.
“I want to ask our leaders not to mislead their people. I have seen a lot of leaders attemptingto misdirect Kenyans, I will not be lured into such politics.”
The former CS went ahead to ask Azimio leader Raila Odinga for forgiveness for the scathing remarks he made against him during the campaign period.
Kuria also commended President Ruto for appointing him as a senior advisor in the president’s Council of Economic Advisors and vowed to help offer solutions to challenges crippling the various ministries.
Moses Kuria’s sentiments against Gachagua come hours after the deputy president exuded confidence that he had successfully united the Mt Kenya region.
The second in command while addressing a congregation in Kajado County, hit out at critics whom he claimed were opposing his call for unity.
“A few leaders are speaking here and there, but none can dare speak in front of the public. They are only speaking in WhatsApp groups where it is safe,” Gachagua stated.
The DP further revealed he would apply the same principles he used in uniting the Mt Kenya people to bring together the Maasai Community.
“I am not stupid. How can I come and ask the Maa community to unite if my own backyard is not united?” Gachagua questioned while promising to unite the Maa people…CONTINUE READING>>
