Sunday, September 22, 2024 - National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah has continued his diatribe against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
This
is after he mocked him following his controversial sentiments against President
William Ruto's administration.
Speaking
in Chepsaita, Uasin Gishu County where he was attending a sports event,
Ichung'wah accused Gachagua of playing tribal politics which he claimed had the
potential to sow division amongst Kenyans.
He
particularly criticised Gachagua for lamenting over his removal from the State
House WhatsApp group.
In
his cryptic message, the Kikuyu Member of Parliament dismissed Gachagua's
allegations, urging him to join alternative WhatsApp groups and stop
complaining all the time.
"I
am urging all those lamenting that they have been removed from WhatsApp groups,
let them join us in the Chepsaita WhatsApp group," Ichung'wah commented.
"Let
them join us so that we can stop tribal and divisive politics. This race does
not have tribe, age, and even the colour of the skin," he added.
According
to Ichung'wah, the broad-based government's WhatsApp group was open to everyone
and nobody would be ejected from it regardless of status.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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