- Azimio leader Raila Odinga has criticized former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua due to his previous remarks about setting 'traps' at the White House
- Speaking in Vihiga, Raila questioned the whereabouts of the former MP despite his many threats in the past
- At the same time, before being removed from power, Gachagua explained that he loosened the 'traps' after seeing President William Ruto and Raila working together
Vihiga – Opposition leader Raila Odinga, for the first time, has mocked the former deputy president Rigathi Gachaguaseveral weeks after he was fired from the government.
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The two have been in a political battle since the beginning of the President's administration William Ruto.
How did Raila Odinga mock Rigathi Gachagua?
Speaking cryptically at an event to thank ODM deputy leader Godfrey Osotsi in Vihiga on Sunday, December 1, Raila humorously questioned the whereabouts of the former Mathira MP.
“Recently, I saw someone returning sometime, saying they have set traps everywhere and that I cannot cross. What kind of trap? They claimed they trapped Baba, saying there is no handshake or sharing of power. Where is Gachagua now?” asked Raila.
The comments were in response to Gachagua's previous remarks, where he claimed that Raila would never be part of the government of Kenya First and that he placed “traps” around the White House to prevent Raila from gaining access.
“I have set traps in every corner of the White House, in every corner… and I have people who call me as soon as they see someone is nearby because you cannot allow someone who destroyed four governments to enter the fifth,” Gachagua. he said in a previous speech.
Raila's remarks followed Gachagua's admission that, during his impeachment debate, he 'loosened' the so-called traps after President Ruto agreed to form a broad government that included members of the opposition.
Hooligans destroy Gachagua's cars at Limuru's funeral
In other news, the former deputy president had to flee for his safety after chaos broke out during the funeral service he attended in Limuru on Thursday, November 28.
The disturbance started when the former local MP was addressing the mourners, which caused the mourners to disperse in fear.
The incident caused extensive damage to Gachagua cars and the destruction of hundreds of chairs.
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