'Hatuna Shida Na Raila" Rigathi Spills The Beans Revealing The Place Where The Problem Is
By @jumah. (self media writer) | 2 months ago
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has today been in Homa Bay county alongside President William Ruto.
During their visit, deputy President Rigathi Gachagua revealed to the crowd that they don't have any problem with Raila but went ahead to reveal where the enemity emerged.
Dp Rigathi has said that the good ties with Raila were broken the moment they defeated him in the August elections.
Dp Rigathi although went ahead to say that Raila will be accorded full respect as he's a national leader that requires to be embraced.
"Umesema nyinyi ni watu Wa baba (Raila) na ni Kweli, kwani baba ni wa nani Hata Sisi ni wetu, na kama baba ni wetu pia nyinyi ni wetu si Iko namna hiyo Sisi hatuna shida na baba, Ile mambo tulifutana kidogo ni mambo na Kura, baba atapewa heshima yake Kwa sababu ni Kiongozi wa Kenya," Dp Gachagua said sending the Homabay residents into crazy cheers.
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