- It seems that Kikuyu Member of Parliament, Kimani Ichung'wah will not leave Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua out of his political discussions anytime soon
- The member of parliament and a loyalist of President William Ruto has been in a position to attack the deputy president
- In his latest shot, Ichung'wah noted that Gachagua uses his audience and news channels to shout instead of explaining the agendas of the current government
Kikuyu Member of Parliament Kimani Ichung'wah has continued his attacks against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who is now accusing him of failing to explain the government's agenda.
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How Ichung'wah attacked Gachagua again
The Member of Parliament has criticized Gachagua for using his speeches to promote tribal politics disguised as a call for unity.
On Tuesday, September 17, Ichung'wah attacked the deputy president again, blaming him for failing to help the president explain the activities of the current government.
The Member of Parliament said that Gachagua has never used his opportunities at indigenous language centers to explain the government's agenda.
He was able to compare Gachagua with Ruto during the popularity of his deputy presidency and said that Ruto struggled to explain to the people what the government was doing every time he was interviewed by the national media.
“When William Ruto was Deputy President, we saw him in the national media explaining government policies, defending and informing Kenyans about what the government was doing. Now we have a Deputy President who has never issued a single statement to the national media to explain, defend , or inform Kenyans about any government policy or project,” said Ichung'wah.
Ichung'wah wants the President to fire Gachagua
The member of parliament has once said by way of example that he is asking the president to remove Gachagua for doubting the agenda of the administration of Kenya First.
He likened Gachagua to a snake that is clinging to the hands of the president, and that should be beaten because he is blocking the development agenda.
However, despite being attacked by the president's supporters, Gachagua has maintained his position, saying that he speaks the language of ordinary citizens.
He has repeatedly identified himself with ordinary Kenyans whose interests he claims to represent.
Members of Parliament Mount Kenya they denied Gachagua
On September 12, 48 MPs declared their support for the Minister of Internal Affairs, Kithure Kindiki, as their leader, seeking to remove Gachagua, who had declared himself the leader of Mt. Kenya.
Kindiki is from Mount Kenya East, while the deputy president is from the side West.
At least 35 MPs attended the meeting, while 13 MPs sent their apologies but had the same opinion.
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