Political Expert Alleges Why Rigathi Asked Matatu to Ignore Sakaja
By Kibii (self media writer) | 4 months ago
Yesterday, Deputy President Geoffrey Rigathi Gachagua had an Interview with a local TV Station in the Country. And he asked the Matatu Drivers and Bar Owners in Nairobi County to defy Governor Johnson Sakaja orders.
Political Expert and Commentator, Lee Makwiny has allegedly revealed the hidden agenda about Rigathi Gachagua asking Matatu Drivers and Bar Owners to go against Sakaja, who is the City Boss.
He took to his Official YouTube channel, stating that Rigathi Gachagua is sending a coded message to His Boss President Ruto. And he is reminding him on the promises he made to Kenyans.
He also added that the fallout between Rigathi Gachagua and Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi is telling it all.
However, Lee Makwiny has asked President William Ruto to look for a solution that will end the erupting Political differences among the Kenya Kwanza Principals and his close Political Associates.
Our source Allege to this platform that President William Samoei Ruto picked Rigathi Gachagua, as his Running mate because of his money.
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