Ruto exceeds the missiles against Gachagua, saying he didn't know anything: “Then he gives us a lecture”

President William Ruto criticized his former deputy, Rigathi Gachagua, for lacking an understanding of important government plans
Ruto emphasized his decision to abandon Gachagua, claiming he was not worth teaching the government about its policies due to not knowing important issues
Despite severe criticism, Ruto called on Kenyans to cross divisions and focus on resolving, noting his commitment to unite
Ruto promised to advance his development agenda without being overwhelmed by the opposition, and vowed that no community or area would be excluded from national development

President William Ruto once again launched a fierce attack on his former deputy, Rigathi Gachaguablaming him for lack of knowledge about government plans.

President William Ruto vowed to continue his agenda to unite the country. Photo: William Ruto.
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The tension between the two leaders continued to emerge on the sixth and final day of the development of the development of Ruto Western Kenya, with the President taking every opportunity to remind Gachaea's reasons for his removal.

In his visit to Bungoma counties and BusiaRuto did not waste time making it clear that he had no regrets in separating Gachagua.

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Why did Ruto criticize Gachagua

The Ruto attack follows the recent session of Gachagua Tiktokwhere he criticized the Ruto regime, accusing it of not bringing tangible progress for two years to power.

The former deputy president, in recent days, returned to his home in Wamunyoro in the village, to meet with various local leaders to plot his other.

Speaking in Bungoma and Busia counties on the last day of his six -day visit to western Kenya, the head of state explained the reasons for his decision to release his close friend.

“He does not understand anything about the plans of the Republic of Kenya. He does not understand anything about the universal health plan (UHC), he has no understanding of housing, he has no understanding of agriculture, he has no clue about our youth,” Ruto said in a strong speech.

The president said his former deputy lacked the position to question government policies.

“Then he stands and pretends to give us a lecture. You give us a foolish lecture, where do you expect to take us and that? Ruto replied.

What is Ruto's message to his critics

As his critics intensify their attacks, Ruto called on all Kenyans to overcome the divisions and statements filled with hatred.

Instead of focusing on breaking his rule, he wanted them to provide relevant solutions to the country's challenges.

Ruto vowed to continue with what he referred to as his broader intention to unite the country, adding that he would not be abused.

“No society in Kenya will be excluded for any reason. No region in Kenya will not participate in the development of our nation. And that is my commitment. Ruto said with a non -compromise resolution.

Ruto mentions his Kasongo nickname

Previously, Ruto accepted his nicknames such as Kasongo and Zacchaeus, seeing them as a symbol of his mind and mind.

Ruto assured Kenyans that the latters did not bother him in his commitment to transform the country.

“Kasongo” comes from the famous Super Mazembe song of the 1970s, when “Zacchaeus” was released from his biblical tax collector, and both were re -used by social network users.