Days after winning elections to form government, President William Ruto and his immediate junior, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and their government have hit the road, touring different parts of the country as they launch development projects in order to deliver their promised agendas to Kenyans and hustlers.
While on road to one of his destinations, A photo of deputy president Rigathi Gachagua emerged where he was seen around moving with tight security now that he is the second in command of the republic of Kenya.
In the photo, the DP seem to be under tight security, where his motorcade is led by there motorbikes and another fleet of cars surrounding him as he moves.
However, former presidential candidate Dr Ekuru Aukot has paused of who would want to harm the second in command, that makes him move under such a tight security around him. Through his Twitter social media handle, Aukot has termed the DP's security as unnecessary.
"Why would anyone want to harm #RiggyG? This kind of security is unnecessary. After all, he is a truthful meen," Ekuru Aukot has penned.
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