Video of Hassan Joho Predicting Ruto Would Kick Out Gachagua after Elections Emerges
The National Assembly voted overwhelmingly to have Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua removed from office.
In the Tuesday, October 8 session, 281 MPs supported the motion, while 44 voted against it, marking a significant point in Kenya’s history.
The internet has a knack for never forgetting, and a video has since emerged of Cabinet Secretary for Mining and Blue Economy Hassan Joho predicting the current political events.
What was Joho’s prophesy about Gachagua’s term as DP
In the undated video during a campaign rally in Kiambu, the then-Mombasa governor stated Gachagua’s possible fate if Kenya Kwanza ascended to power.
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The vocal politician claimed that it was part of President William Ruto’s plot to win over Mt Kenya voters before dumping Gachagua.
Joho, now a member of Ruto’s Cabinet, stated that the DP would be imprisoned after they won the presidency.
“After the late President Jomo Kenyatta, how many years did you wait for another government after Moi took over? 24 years, right? Do you know that’s the way Ruto has planned things, if they come into power, you people from the mountain will have to wait 50 years for another government, do you know that? And I will tell you why. Because Ruto has positioned himself well. The first thing he did was to take a criminal as his deputy. That’s why when he comes into government, his plan is for Gachagua to be imprisoned and then pick someone else he wants, and that person will not come from the mountain. And he had planned to change the constitution so he could stay in power,” Joho told a charged crowd during the rally.
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Video of Hassan Joho Predicting Ruto Would Kick Out Gachagua after Elections Emerges
