He also responded to President William Ruto's remarks about hosting only three opposition leaders, saying the President should be concerned because the meetings are focused on finding a single candidate to challenge him in the next election.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has described himself as the unifying force behind the opposition, saying he is the one bringing together leaders in efforts to form a united opposition.
Speaking during a church service in Kiambu on Sunday, November 15, Gachagua responded to criticism over his meetings with opposition leaders at his Wamunyoro home, declaring that the meetings will continue.
He also responded to President William Ruto's remarks about hosting only three opposition leaders, saying the President should be concerned because the meetings are focused on finding a single candidate to challenge him in the next election.
“I have seen the President complain that people are meeting at Wamunyoro under trees. Mr President, do not complain. If you are not aware, those three leaders are meeting to plan how you will go home,” Gachagua said.
Gachagua announced that he will hold another meeting on Monday with Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and DAP-K Leader Eugene Wamalwa, assuring that meetings with opposition figures will continue.
“Even tomorrow, we will sit down as another group of three leaders, myself, Kalonzo and Eugene Wamalwa,”
