The President singled out National Assembly Majority Whip Sylvanus Osoro, Kiharu MP Kimani Ichung'wah, Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot, MPs Ndindi Nyoro and John Methu, as well as UDA National Treasurer Jophat Jepketer, among others, accusing Gachagua of picking fights with emerging leaders.While addressing residents in Kirii during a development tour, Ruto accused the DCP leader of attempting to intimidate politicians who are rising through the ranks. He warned Gachagua against interfering with their political ambitions.Ruto further urged Gachagua to leave young leaders alone, insisting that they should be given an opportunity to grow and develop their leadership skills.


RUTO TELLS GACHAGUA TO STOP TARGETING YOUNG LEADERS, PROMISES TO STAND BY THEM


President William Ruto has challenged former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to stop targeting young politicians allied to his administration, promising to stand by them as they build their political careers.


The President singled out National Assembly Majority Whip Sylvanus Osoro, Kiharu MP Kimani Ichung'wah, Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot, MPs Ndindi Nyoro and John Methu, as well as UDA National Treasurer Jophat Jepketer, among others, accusing Gachagua of picking fights with emerging leaders.

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While addressing residents in Kirii during a development tour, Ruto accused the DCP leader of attempting to intimidate politicians who are rising through the ranks. He warned Gachagua against interfering with their political ambitions.


Ruto further urged Gachagua to leave young leaders alone, insisting that they should be given an opportunity to grow and develop their leadership skills.


He likened Gachagua to the biblical King Herod, accusing him of going after young politicians instead of allowing them to grow in leadership.


The President also questioned why Gachagua was allegedly picking fights with several politicians, including Methu, Nyoro, Ichung'wah, Cheruiyot, Osoro and Nyakundi.