- Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has devised a plan for his supporters in the event of his sudden death
- His remarks have sparked concerns about his safety, as he claimed that the Kenya Kwanza government once conspired to take his life
- He also suggested plans to form a political party to guide his supporters in the coming years, stating that he doesn’t need to be its leader
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Faith Chandianya, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of experience covering politics and Current Affairs in Kenya
Nairobi: Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has raised concerns about his safety after his recent remarks.
Gachagua revealed that he has written a letter to his supporters outlining the political strategy they should follow in the event of his death.
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In an interview with Kameme FM on Monday, March 17, Gachagua acknowledged that he will not live forever, noting that there will come a time when he will pass away.
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He claimed that the Kenya Kwanza government sent goons to attack him during a funeral he attended in Limuru on November 28, 2024, reinforcing his concerns about his safety.
“I can’t sit here and assume that I will not die at one time. I have taken all the necessary precautions and written a letter to my community. The letter contains specific instructions that will be brought to the limelight, should these people succeed in their efforts against me,” Gachagua said.
He also indicated that the letter outlines potential challenges his community could encounter with his absence from the political scene.
“I may not be here tomorrow, and if they succeed in eliminating me, my community must know the path forward,” he said.
The former deputy president said that if his supporters endorse his ideologies, he may consider founding a political party to lead them in their political pursuits for the next 50 years.
“I don’t have to be the one leading them, but I see myself providing them with competent leaders. That way I will have fulfilled my mission,” Gachagua affirmed.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
