Rigathi Gachagua Meets Leaders From Kirinyaga.
Past second leader Rigathi Gachagua sat with Kirinyaga leaders at his house. The talks show his work to make friends in more places.
He welcomed these chiefs at his home in Nyeri on Saturday. They came after he met with law experts early in the day.
James Murango, who represents Kirinyaga in the Senate, attended the meeting. Njeri Maina, who represents women there, also attended.
Six local leaders walked through his doors. They run different parts of Kirinyaga. David Mathenge leads Baragwi. Kinyua Wangui guides Mutira. Moses Maina watches over Kanyekini. Eric Muchina heads Kerugoya. Beatrice Mitaro runs Wamumu. Daisy Githinji takes care of Kabage.
Gachagua said they talked about what people think and want in their area. The group shared ideas about the next steps.
The past second leader has not told anyone what job he wants next. But his talks with leaders across the land point to bigger plans. He seems to want more friends in the Mt Kenya area and beyond.
Earlier that day, Gachagua met with people who knew the law well. Steve Mbugua brought these law experts to see him.
"We had a clear talk about how our land runs things," Gachagua said. He praised their deep knowledge of rights and rules. These law friends might help his future work, he added.
Past second leader Rigathi Gachagua sat with Kirinyaga leaders at his house. The talks show his work to make friends in more places.
He welcomed these chiefs at his home in Nyeri on Saturday. They came after he met with law experts early in the day.
James Murango, who represents Kirinyaga in the Senate, attended the meeting. Njeri Maina, who represents women there, also attended.
Six local leaders walked through his doors. They run different parts of Kirinyaga. David Mathenge leads Baragwi. Kinyua Wangui guides Mutira. Moses Maina watches over Kanyekini. Eric Muchina heads Kerugoya. Beatrice Mitaro runs Wamumu. Daisy Githinji takes care of Kabage.
Gachagua said they talked about what people think and want in their area. The group shared ideas about the next steps.
The past second leader has not told anyone what job he wants next. But his talks with leaders across the land point to bigger plans. He seems to want more friends in the Mt Kenya area and beyond.
Earlier that day, Gachagua met with people who knew the law well. Steve Mbugua brought these law experts to see him.
"We had a clear talk about how our land runs things," Gachagua said. He praised their deep knowledge of rights and rules. These law friends might help his future work, he added.
