Political activist Morara Kebaso has cited his reasons for separating himself from former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua.
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The two met a few weeks back and decided to cooperate politically for the purpose of the 2027 vote.
However, Morara proposes his system of political value and ideology is not related to Gachagua, who suggested that he is still stuck in the former political style.
Morara, who has identified himself along with a number of young people that has been pushing for a change of administration, saw that the former deputy president was still doing business using a tribal card in his political cunning, saying it was not in line with the current population.
He was angered by Gachagua's speech where he was showing how, including Mount Kenya would look popular in every administration for at least 100 years.
Gachagua appeared to suggest that Mount Kenya, which brings together three communities identified as Gema (Gikuyu, Embu and Meru) has the right to be the center of national authority at the expense of other regions.
This changed Morara's view of the former deputy president, thus his decision to separate himself.
“Opposition leaders should join us. I agree 100%. But what glue will put us together? Do we have collective values? Do we join to replace the problem with another problem? How do we give every Kenyan a belief that we represent a good future and a strong economy?
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