The political wave is still roaming around the country as early predictions of who might be the next Kenya’s president and deputy president are inevitable.
Analyst Abuga Makori has speculated that the deputy president Hon. Rigathi Gachagua will have a rough time come 2027 because he converted Kikuyus not to vote for Hon. Raila Odinga In August 9th 2022 general elections.
Analyst Makori said that the deputy president will not even have Mt. Kenya to lean on hence the setting for his frustrations.
Analyst Abuga Makori tweeted, “In 2027, Rigathi Gachagua will be the most frustrated person on earth. He will NOT even have Mt Kenya to lean on. He incited the Kikuyu against Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga and will reap in the equal measure. Things will get rough for him.”
He added, “Governor Ali Hassan Joho CANNOT abandon Raila Odinga. The two are political siamese twins. Joho is one grateful fellow who appreciates Raila's contributions to his political journey. Missing from birthday means nothing.”
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