Speaking at State House during an Akorino thanksgiving service, President Ruto described unnamed political brokers as conmen allegedly controlling access to leadership, warning that such attempts to divide Kenyans would not succeed under his administration’s commitment to national unity agenda.
Kikuyu town experienced widespread disruption as businesses closed and roads were barricaded during Saturday’s political rally with violent incidents reported raising concerns over security preparedness and increasing tensions between rival political camps in Kiambu County and surrounding areas today escalating.
Rigathi Gachagua accused state security agencies of orchestrating violence during his political rally alleging existence of a specialized police unit targeting opposition leaders and supporters claims that have further deepened debate over policing and political freedom in Kenya national discourse.
He also criticized Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen questioning his suitability to lead the Interior docket ahead of the 2027 elections amid growing scrutiny over government handling of protests rallies and rising political tensions across different regions of the country today.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua spoke alongside DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa former Interior CS Fred Matiang’i and several senators and MPs during a church service in Kajiado Central where leaders criticized government conduct and defended their position ahead of elections.
Rigathi Gachagua warned that continued intimidation and alleged political violence could destabilize the country insisting the opposition would wait for the 2027 elections and pursue change through the ballot rather than unconstitutional means despite rising political tensions across the nation.
President William Ruto reiterated his commitment to national unity accusing unnamed political actors of promoting tribal divisions and unrest while insisting his government is focused on inclusivity and equal development across all communities in Kenya regardless of political affiliation today.
The latest exchange highlights deepening rivalry between former allies William Ruto and Rigathi Gachagua with both sides trading accusations over governance security failures and rising political tensions as the country edges closer to the 2027 election period in Kenya now.
Security agencies have not yet issued an official response to the allegations even as religious and political leaders call for calm dialogue and restraint to prevent further escalation of political violence in affected regions across the country at large now.
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