Rigathi Gachagua Is Surprised Ruto Is Traveling To America And He Doesn't Even Have News: “I Haven't Talked To Him”

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua revealed that he was not aware of President William Ruto's departure to the United States for the 79th United Nations General Assembly
The Deputy President mentioned that he had not spoken to Ruto in the last 24 hours, thus revealing the difference between them
Gachagua said that Ruto had not presented his travel plans, despite the Deputy President being the president's top aide
The Deputy President expressed uncertainty about the exact timing of Ruto's departure, highlighting the lack of communication between the two leaders

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has once again revealed a big rift between himself and President William Ruto.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua revealed that President William Ruto had not officially informed him about his trip to the United States. Photo: Rigathi Gachagua.
Source: Facebook

The head of state has flown to United States to attend the 79th meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

In an interview on Citizen TV, the second in command revealed that he had not spoken to the president in the past 24 hours.

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Gachagua expressed his ignorance about the trip Ruto to the United States despite the country being under his management when the president is away.

The Deputy President explained that Ruto had not contacted him about his latest trip.

“I have been told that he is leaving the country, but I do not know the time, so I have not been informed until this evening… I have not spoken to him today, he will speak to me in his letter. When he leaves, I haven't spoken to him today,” said Gachagua.

Why is Gachagua angry with Ruto?

The second head spoke openly about the humiliation he was subjected to in the presidency.

He involved the servants in the White House Nairobi whom he accused of standing in his way of carrying out his duties.

The deputy president criticized being disrespected by the secretaries of the Council of Ministers and other young people who have entered into a fierce battle against him.

In his appeal to the president, Gachagua reminded him of the oath he took when they entered office after the 2022 vote.

He recalled that Ruto promised not to allow contempt, as was the case during the administration of the former president Uhuru Kenyatta when the current president was humiliated.