Gachagua Forced To Address The Nation After Ruto Revealed This During Kisii Tour, Demands This

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has hit back at President William Ruto with a lengthy statement that has set social media buzzing.

He has made bold promises about the 2027 election. The account has been drawn from a single source, a post that Gachagua has published on his official X page.

Gachagua has opened by telling Ruto that his lies and deception no longer fool Kenyans.

He has accused the president of planning to cheat the Gusii community, and he has dismissed the tour as an old script that has simply recycled the names of villages and roads in Kisii and Nyamira, just as it did in 2022.

According to the post, Ruto has achieved nothing for the region in four years. Gachagua has listed roads, water, electricity and an airport as promises that have gone undelivered, and he has said the president has offered only handouts.

He has also claimed that Ruto has launched the same cancer hospital five times, twice in his presence, and he has suggested the president might as well launch it again.

The tone has grown sharper as the statement has unfolded. Gachagua has warned the president to leave DCP aspirants alone, and he has referred to what he has called an attempt to con the family of his late brother.

He has said an earlier contest in Olkalou has given Ruto only a small taste of what is coming, and he has promised a far bigger lesson on August 10, 2027.

According to him, his party has planned to repeat the Olkalou approach in all 290 constituencies, leaving no room for rigging, intimidation of public servants or misuse of the police. He has also predicted that Ruto will leave State House in shame.

The statement has followed a heated exchange on the Gusii tour, where Ruto has accused Gachagua of extortion and dismissed his claim of hired crowds. Gachagua has chosen to answer in writing, and his post has already drawn thousands of views.

https://x.com/rigathi/status/2119796628211028321?s=19

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