Gachagua Responds to Ruto’s Move to Court Uhuru
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has addressed the recent encounter between President William Ruto and former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Gachagua rejected the notion that individuals’ meetings can be controlled, emphasizing, “We cannot dictate who should meet whom. We lack the authority to impose such restrictions.”
He further encouraged widespread dialogue, urging people to unite for productive discussions aimed at benefiting the nation.
Additionally, Gachagua disclosed that he and other leaders have been holding confidential meetings to strategize for the country’s future.
“We are also meeting, and there are aspects of our discussions that we’ve agreed to keep private,” he said, hinting at ongoing behind-the-scenes efforts.
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These remarks followed President Ruto’s visit to Kenyatta’s Ichaweri residence in Gatundu, where the two leaders reportedly focused on issues of national unity, political inclusivity, and governance.
Ruto’s outreach to Kenyatta has been seen as an attempt to ease the increasing criticism his administration has faced, especially from the Mt. Kenya region.
The pivotal moment occurred earlier this year during the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Despite the conflict, Gachagua demonstrated his political resilience. After the impeachment, he reoriented himself toward opposition leaders, pledging to establish a strong third force in Kenyan politics.
His speeches grew increasingly defiant, often portraying Ruto’s administration as disconnected from the struggles of ordinary Kenyans.
Gachagua Responds to Ruto’s Move to Court Uhuru
