That there was a security breach during the launch of Kenya Kwanza's Hustler Fund Launch is an issue that needs to be debated. This follows the explosions of reports that Deputy President Hon Rigathi Gachagua unlike other days where he is seen being in frontline together with his Boss was seen today struggling to get Audience even as Ruto interacted with several Business men during Today's event that took place in Nairobi.
According to the viral video clip seen by this writer, the self-proclaimed son of Mau Mau is seen trying to wade his head in an attempt to get a glimpse of what was going on whereas people like Cleophas Malala, Dennis Itumbi, Johnson Sakaja are seen enjoying the happenings together with Ruto in the front line.
All the same, this isn't the first time a state official is facing a protocol breach because mistakes sometimes happen. Last month, Gachagua made headlines again after he was photographed avoiding the red carpet that had been a raid down for him.
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