“Gachagua is Playing a Very Dangerous Game With Sifuna’s Bid” Tony Gachoka Delivers Night Warning

A fresh political storm is brewing within Kenya’s opposition after businessman and political commentator Tony Gachoka delivered a stern warning to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over his political moves surrounding Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna’s presidential ambitions.

In a statement shared on social media, Gachoka accused Gachagua of playing dangerous political games with Sifuna’s bid, warning that the former Deputy President risks losing political relevance if he continues with what he considers questionable moves.

Gachoka made it clear that he fully supports Sifuna’s presidential ambitions, describing the senator as an important figure in the push for generational change in Kenya’s political leadership.

He further declared that the MLIMA political formation would support the cause, signalling that Sifuna could attract backing from political forces beyond his immediate political circle.

“Gachagua is playing very dangerous games with Edwin Sifuna’s bid,” Gachoka stated, adding that Rigathi could eventually become less relevant in the political movement seeking generational change.

The remarks come amid growing debate over who should lead the opposition into the 2027 General Election, with different political figures expressing competing positions on potential presidential candidates.

While Sifuna has attracted attention from supporters who believe younger leaders should take a leading role in national politics, questions remain over whether opposition parties will eventually agree on a common candidate.

Gachoka’s warning also introduces another challenge for Gachagua, whose political influence within the opposition has remained a subject of intense discussion.

With political alliances still taking shape, the relationship between Gachagua and Sifuna’s supporters could become an important factor in determining the direction of the opposition ahead of 2027.

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