Anne Waiguru warns leaders who support Rigathi Gachagua: “You will regret it”

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has warned political leaders from Mount Kenya against being involved with former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua
Emphasized the importance of supporting President William Ruto's administration for the necessary benefit of the government
Waiguru also questioned the possibility of a political party proposed by Gachagua, saying that the competition for leadership positions within such a garment would be great

Kirinyaga – Governor Anne Waiguru has strongly warned political leaders from Mount Kenya against following the footsteps of former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua.

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has called on Mount Kenya leaders to embrace the Ruto regime. Photo: Anne Waiguru, Rigathi Gachagua.
Source: UGC

Waiguru GIVES A WARNING TO POLITICAL POLICY

Speaking at the launch of the hospital on Wednesday, February 19, Waiguru warned that those joining Gachagua's political strategy may later regret their decision.

He urged officials to remain loyal to the President's government William Rutosaying that the part of the government provides more political security than supporting the opposition -related movements.

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“I have never been out of government at once. And in 2027, I will still be in government. For now, we have to focus on progress,” He said.

Waiguru expressed his concern about the increase in Mount Kenyan politicians visiting Gachagua in his Wamunyoro residence. He criticized them in conjunction with the former Deputy President, who, after being ousted, has set himself up as a leader of the opposition to the government.

According to Waiguru, any leader who appears to be involved in the Gacita camp is at risk of losing government -backed political opportunities, including receiving party consent and election support.

He advised his colleagues not to make immediate decisions on political union that relies on short -term conditions, as they may find themselves left without political direction by elections.

“As the governor of Kirinyaga, I do not want to see my people being deceived. And I advise my people who want to run for leadership positions in 2027, do not rush to Gachagua because you will not be sure to get nomination tickets,” He said.

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Waiguru talks about the new Gachagua party

In addition, the governor dismissed Gachagua's efforts to form a new political party, questioning his sustainability and the challenges that could face prospective candidates.

He said even if Gachagua succeeded in launching the party, the competition in it would be fierce, which would leave many leaders without political direction.

In addition, he emphasized that due to his resignation, Gachagua is currently not eligible for any public office, which is still in court. Waiguru urged officials to focus on development rather than engaging in early political change that could not bear fruit in the long run.

Why does Gachagua meet leaders in his home in Wamunyoro?

Meanwhile, Gachagua has continued to meet with various political leaders, including opposition such as Kalonzo MusyokaEugene Wamalwa, and Martha Karua.

Many political analysts feel that its main goal is to create a coalition that can fight the Ruto government in the 2027 general elections.