President Ruto's goose is ready and can't be served even by the military.
Gachagua said President Rutos goose is cooked and cant be saved even by the military. The former deputy president faulted CDF General Charles Kahariri for engaging in politics, yet the army ought to be apolitical. Kahariri recently lectured Kenyans against anarchy, asking them to carry out their revolt in line with the constitution.
Gachagua Declares Ruto’s Goose Cooked, Slams Military for ‘Political’ Stance
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has issued a bold declaration, claiming President William Ruto’s fate is sealed, and not even the military can salvage his dwindling grip on power.
In a fiery speech, Gachagua criticized Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) General Charles Kahariri, accusing him of meddling in politics instead of maintaining the army’s apolitical stance. His remarks come in response to Kahariri’s recent warning against lawlessness, where the general urged Kenyans to conduct their resistance within constitutional boundaries.
With tensions mounting, Gachagua’s statement adds fuel to the already blazing political firestorm, signaling a high-stakes showdown ahead.
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