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In a fiery and defiant address that has sent shockwaves across the political arena, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned President William Ruto that any attempts to silence or remove him from the scene will only deepen the President’s political woes.
Speaking at a chaotic Sunday service at Mwiki PCEA Church in Kasarani, Gachagua unleashed a barrage of accusations, claiming that Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja – acting on orders from the top – dispatched violent gangs to ambush him and disrupt a peaceful worship service.
“Let me tell you this, Mr. President,” Gachagua declared, voice blazing with intensity. “Even if you succeed in taking me out, it won’t save you. In fact, it’ll only make your fall swifter. You think I’m the problem? I’m just the beginning.
This movement has thousands behind it, ready to carry on the resistance.”The explosive speech came in the wake of a disturbing church invasion that left congregants terrified and bloodied. Gachagua squarely laid blame on Sakaja, calling him a disgrace to the people of Kasarani who had once voted him into power with hope.
“To the Governor – these people entrusted you with leadership, and you repay them by unleashing thugs into a church? A church, during a fundraiser? That’s beyond betrayal. That’s evil,” he said, visibly furious.
Gachagua didn’t hold back, branding Sakaja as an “ungrateful leader” and hinting at even darker truths behind the escalating attacks. He promised to spill more damning revelations in a tell-all interview set for Monday, April 7, with an unnamed media house.
As the nation reels from these disturbing claims, one thing is clear — the political battlefield has turned volcanic. Is the government targeting its critics? And just how far will this standoff go?All eyes are now on Monday.
