Political analyst David Wafula shed light on the relationship between President William Ruto and his Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua. According to Wafula, President Ruto had already explained how he would deal with any misconduct by his deputy, even before the two men took office. The idea highlights Ruto’s approach to leadership and his commitment to upholding the law.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Wafula explains that during their candidacy, Ruto issued a clear warning to Gachagua about what would happen if he ever crossed legal boundaries. In a video statement, Wafula notes that Ruto said, “I have already told my deputy what will happen if he goes wrong. There is the law, and the law will take its course.” This suggests that Ruto intends to rely on legal frameworks rather than personal intervention to deal with any issues involving Gachagua.
Ruto emphasized that his approach to handling any possible misconduct by Gachagua would strictly follow the law. He mentioned that if the Deputy President were to misuse his office or engage in unconstitutional activities, the law would handle it. Ruto further promised to ensure that the Office of the Deputy President remains functional and serves the people of Kenya effectively. This statement demonstrates Ruto’s focus on maintaining accountability and constitutional governance.
However, Wafula goes a step further by suggesting that there is tension between Ruto and Gachagua. He claims that Ruto is indirectly supporting efforts to remove Gachagua from office. According to Wafula, a push for Gachagua’s impeachment is being orchestrated in Parliament by Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, allegedly under Ruto’s directive. This allegation hints at possible internal friction within the government, although no formal impeachment process has begun…CLICK HERE FOR MORE ARTICLE>>>
SOURCE: Trukenyanews
