Uhuru Sends Gachagua Funny Message, Promises to Visit Wamunyoro to Collect His Money

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta sparked laughter during a memorial service after making a humorous remark directed at former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

Uhuru, who was addressing mourners during the event, jokingly told Gachagua that he intended to visit him at his Wamunyoro residence to collect his money.

The former Head of State’s remarks attracted attention, with those present reacting with laughter as he made the unexpected statement.

His message appeared to be delivered in a light-hearted manner, turning part of the memorial gathering into a moment of humour.

Uhuru’s remarks also brought back memories of the political relationship between him and Gachagua, particularly during the period when Gachagua was serving as Deputy President under President William Ruto.

The former president’s reference to money added another layer of humour to the occasion, given the public discussions that have previously surrounded Gachagua’s finances and his Wamunyoro home.

Although the comment was made jokingly, it quickly became one of the memorable moments of the memorial service.

Uhuru and Gachagua have remained prominent figures in Kenya’s political discussions, with their past political associations and differences continuing to attract public attention.

The light-hearted exchange demonstrated how humour can find its way into public gatherings, even during solemn occasions.

TRENDING-TOPICS feedback-opera-news-app@opera.com