Rigathi Gachagua Reportedly Rejected Uhuru's Persuasion to Join the Jubilee Party

The former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua is making plans to ensure that he remains important in the political field in the country despite being removed from office
Following Gachagua's removal, retired president Uhuru Kenyatta reportedly advised him to join the Jubilee party and help revive it
However, Gachagua allegedly rejected the offer, opting instead to form his own political party to pursue his agenda unhindered.

Former vice president Rigathi Gachagua he plans to announce his next political move in January 2025 after the court's decision on his impeachment case.

Rigathi Gachagua has reportedly rejected former president Uhuru Kenyatta's request to join the Jubilee party. Photo: Rigathi Gachagua/Jubilee Party/Uhuru Kenyatta
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This step is intended to ensure that the former second emir in the country remains highly influential in the political field.

Did Rigathi Gachagua reject the request to join Jubilee?

The TV47 report shows that Gachagua reportedly rejected the former President's request Uhuru Kenyatta to join, revive and give a new name to the struggling Jubilee party.

Gachagua contested against the Jubilee Freedom Party, which is in the Azimio coalition, in the 2022 General Election while competing with William Ruto under the flag of Kenya First.

Has Gachagua been robbed of guards?

In a separate case, Gachagua claimed that the government has revoked his security, claiming that he is inciting opposition to the Ruto government.

This comes after confidential sources in the Ministry of Interior claimed that “powerful people in the country want Gachagua to be prevented from creating an early campaign situation to allow the government to focus on the implementation of development projects.”