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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has strongly criticized a group of Kenya Kwanza leaders for engaging in discussions regarding the upcoming 2032 General Elections. Gachagua, in his remarks, emphasized the importance of focusing on the present tenure and dismissed any speculation or debate surrounding the 2027-2032 timeline as both pointless and unproductive. The Second in Command's remarks underline his commitment to prioritizing the current agenda and discouraging distractions from future electoral considerations

In a strong and unequivocal statement, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has called on leaders to concentrate on the present tenure and abandon any discussions regarding the 2027-2032 general elections. Gachagua expressed his disbelief at the notion of engaging in debates about elections that are years away while emphasizing the need to remain focused on the tasks at hand. He remarked, "I have been hearing that some of our leaders have lost their way, talking about 2032 general elections. Those people are lost. We are only one year in office, how can we discuss 2032; even 2027 is a premature debate." Gachagua's comments serve as a reminder to prioritize the immediate goals and responsibilities of the current term rather than becoming consumed by future political conjectures

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During a church service and fundraising event for Mt. Elgon Churches in Bungoma County, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua made it clear that he was not interested in engaging in discussions about future elections. Instead, he emphasized his dedication to the task of economic recovery. Gachagua strongly expressed his commitment to supporting President William Ruto in revitalizing the country's economy, especially during these challenging times. He firmly stated, "I do not want anyone to include me in such debates as I am busy helping the President revive the economy. We have no time to engage in such discussions." Gachagua's remarks highlight his determination to prioritize the pressing needs of the nation and work towards a stronger and more prosperous future, leaving electoral debates for a later time.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Calls for Economic Transformation, Criticizes Distractions

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua delivered a strong message to leaders in the Kenya Kwanza movement, urging them to focus on the economic transformation of the country instead of engaging in premature election debates. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing the pressing issues at hand, particularly the need to revitalize the economy. Gachagua firmly stated, "I want to tell the leaders in Kenya Kwanza, let us focus on the economic transformation of this country. That is what is important right now. If there are those who want to engage in those debates, please don't drag us into that nonsense." Additionally, Gachagua highlighted the commitment of the Ruto government to addressing challenges inherited from the previous administration, specifically referring to the neglected state of the agriculture sector upon assuming power. His remarks call for a united effort in driving economic development and criticize any distractions that hinder progress.

Gachagua and Ruto Prioritize Current Goals, Sidestep Election Talks

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua announced his plans to hold a crucial meeting in 2024 with coffee farmers, aiming to establish a mutual understanding and address their concerns. He emphasized the government's commitment to seeking better markets for farmers by inviting international coffee dealers, demonstrating a proactive approach towards improving the agricultural sector. Similarly, President William Ruto, speaking at a church service in Bomet County, distanced himself from discussions about the 2027 elections. He emphasized his focus on restructuring the service delivery approach, prioritizing the immediate needs of the people over future political ambitions. Both Gachagua and Ruto's actions underline their dedication to the current term's objectives and their determination to deliver tangible results, steering clear of any distractions related to future elections.