Former Kenya Deputy President Plans Consultation Report.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua announced he will present findings from recent meetings at his Wamunyoro home.
The report includes feedback from leaders and religious figures across Kenya. Gachagua cited overwhelming responses for the delay past his December 31, 2024 deadline.
"I expected visitors from Mt Kenya, but people came from all regions. I decided to welcome everyone," Gachagua said. He plans to share the results on Sunday, February 9.
He made these remarks at Almighty God Ministries Church in Murang'a County. The former deputy president pledged to keep meeting with national leaders about Kenya's future.
On Saturday, Gachagua met with officials from Samburu County. He noted that citizens offered clear ideas for national problems.
"Kenyans understand our challenges. They suggest simple, practical fixes," Gachagua posted on X. "The answers exist within our people."
He stressed the need for inclusive participation in national processes. "We will change our political discussions," he said.
Since his impeachment last October, Gachagua has stayed active. His home serves as a meeting point for politicians, community leaders, and professionals. These gatherings focus on strategies for the 2027 elections.
Political delegations, especially from Mt Kenya counties, visit regularly to discuss future political plans.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua announced he will present findings from recent meetings at his Wamunyoro home.
The report includes feedback from leaders and religious figures across Kenya. Gachagua cited overwhelming responses for the delay past his December 31, 2024 deadline.
"I expected visitors from Mt Kenya, but people came from all regions. I decided to welcome everyone," Gachagua said. He plans to share the results on Sunday, February 9.
He made these remarks at Almighty God Ministries Church in Murang'a County. The former deputy president pledged to keep meeting with national leaders about Kenya's future.
On Saturday, Gachagua met with officials from Samburu County. He noted that citizens offered clear ideas for national problems.
"Kenyans understand our challenges. They suggest simple, practical fixes," Gachagua posted on X. "The answers exist within our people."
He stressed the need for inclusive participation in national processes. "We will change our political discussions," he said.
Since his impeachment last October, Gachagua has stayed active. His home serves as a meeting point for politicians, community leaders, and professionals. These gatherings focus on strategies for the 2027 elections.
Political delegations, especially from Mt Kenya counties, visit regularly to discuss future political plans.
