You can’t be the one bullying people for two years and then, when you’re mentioned for one week, you disappear into the forest – Governor Sakaja to DP Gachagua.
when you're mentioned for one week, you disappear into the forest to cry and Fast- Nairobi Governor Sakaja to DP Gachagua.
Nairobi Governor Sakaja Criticizes DP Gachagua Over Bullying Allegations
In a heated exchange that has captured national attention, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has sharply criticized Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Addressing the ongoing tensions, Sakaja accused Gachagua of being a long-time bully and expressed dismay at the Deputy President’s recent retreat from public scrutiny.
Governor Sakaja’s comments come after DP Gachagua was mentioned in various media outlets for alleged misconduct. “You can’t be the one bullying people for two years and then, when you’re mentioned for one week, you disappear into the forest to cry and fast,” Sakaja remarked. The Governor’s statement highlights the growing friction within Kenya’s political landscape.
Background of the Dispute
The conflict between Sakaja and Gachagua is part of a broader political battle that has seen accusations and counter-accusations fly between various factions. Gachagua, known for his strong-arm tactics, has often been at the center of controversy. His recent withdrawal from the public eye, purportedly to engage in a period of reflection and fasting, has been seen by some as an attempt to evade accountability.
Public and Political Reactions
The public response to Sakaja’s remarks has been mixed. Supporters of the Governor praise his boldness in calling out perceived injustices, while others feel that his approach may escalate tensions further. Political analysts note that such public spats are not uncommon in Kenya’s high-stakes political arena.
The Way Forward
As the political climate continues to heat up, calls for unity and cooperation are being voiced by various leaders. However, the underlying issues of accountability and ethical conduct remain unresolved. It remains to be seen how DP Gachagua will respond to these allegations and whether this incident will lead to any substantive changes in Kenya’s political discourse.
