For years, Geoffrey Rigathi Gachagua built his political brand on division, tribal mobilization, and endless grievance politics.
Every day on local vernacular stations, the message is the same: blame President Ruto, attack anyone who refuses to submit to him in Mt. Kenya, and cast suspicion on leaders from other communities.
Kenya deserves better than leaders who survive by manufacturing enemies and feeding resentment. When Wamunyoro talks about “engagement,” what often follows is not dialogue, policy, or solutions.
It is gossip, political propaganda, and the constant recycling of grievances designed to keep people angry and divided.
The country is moving forward. Kenyans want jobs, opportunities, development, and unity. They are tired of politicians whose only agenda is bitterness and political victimhood.
Rigathi Gachagua is not the future. He will never be the option for a nation seeking progress, cohesion, and mature leadership.
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