DP Gachagua makes a passionate plea to Uhuru over Azimio mass action
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Gachagua requests Uhuru Kenyatta to speak with Raila Odinga over the planned mass action on 20, Monday
Gachagua requests Uhuru Kenyatta to speak with Raila Odinga over the planned mass action on 20, Monday.
On Sunday, March 19, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua pleaded with former President Uhuru Kenyatta to approach Azimio leader Raila Odinga to cancel the scheduled mass protest.
Speaking during an interdenominational service in Nandi County, Gachagua argued that Uhuru owed it to Kenyans given that he was the alleged cause of the high cost of living.
He said Kenyans transformed the former head of state into a king by electing him twice as president when he wasn’t ready for the position asking asked him to return a favor.
“I know you demean us and think that we are nothing, which is okay. But please, I am begging you, within the few remaining hours, to look for your brother and tell him to stop that nonsense of telling people to come and destroy property.
“It is ungodly and cannot be acceptable in a normal society. We are asking this will all due respect and if he grants this request, we will have no problem with him,” Gachagua remarked.
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Gachagua further dragged Uhuru’s family into the tiff between the Kenya Kwanza government and Azimio.
“How ungrateful can you be with your brother to fund Azimio to create chaos in Nairobi yet you have so much property? What do you have against poor people and the little that they have?” Gachagua claimed.
Meanwhile, Nairobi County Police Commander Adamson Bungei declared the planned mass action illegal, maintaining that Azimio did not follow due process.
However, Odinga rubbished the claims adding that the coalition wrote to the police boss notifying him of peaceful protests in the Nairobi Metropolitan area.
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