April 2, 2025

Moses Kuria Heckled with ‘Ruto Must Go’ chants (VIDEO)

Moses Kuria Heckled with 'Ruto Must Go' chants

Moses Kuria heckled as the charged crowd chants DP Gachagua's name: 'Ruto Must Go'

Moses Kuria heckled as the charged crowd chants DP Gachagua’s name: ‘Ruto Must Go’

President William Ruto’s allies continue to receive backlash following the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

The latest Kenya Kwanza leader to receive a hostile reception is former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria.

On Saturday, October 12, Kuria was badly booed at SNL Lounge in Githurai 44 during the launch of “MBECA” by Mugithi’s youngster Tony Young.

The charged revelers became hostile after the organisers invited Kuria on stage to make his speech.

The charged crowd were heard heckling Kuria while chanting Gachagua’s nickname, Riggy G.

Kuria, who is currently the president’s economic advisor, was forced to cut short his speech after the determined crowd started chanting anti-Ruto slogans.

The crowd chanted “Ruto must go” slogans until the former CS cut short his speech.

This comes after Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika faced a hostile crowd on Friday, October 11, while attending a funeral in Bibilioni village, Bahati Constituency.

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The county chief was met with hostility from mourners who refused to allow her to read Ruto’s condolence message in honour of the late Henry Gachie, brother of Bahati MP Irene Njoki.

Kihika’s tribulations come amid the raging debate on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s impeachment, which has elicited reactions among Mt Kenya voters.

However, the burial ceremony quickly became a platform for expressing discontent towards the Kenya Kwanza administration and leaders.

Kihika smoothly delivered her speech, and as she attempted to deliver the president’s message, her words were drowned out by loud boos and jeers, reflecting a growing discontent in the grassroots.

Struggling to make her voice heard, Kihika told the impatient crowd that Ruto’s message was intended for the grieving family, but her efforts were met with more jeers.

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