‘President Ruto Bought A Bank, He Has Made Over Ksh 3 Trillion In Two Years’- Former DP Gachagua
The colloquy between president William Ruto and former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has roped in numerous reactions from netizens even in the diaspora.
Gachagua has been all over the media spewing what seems to be surreptitious details that were kept out of netizens’ reach.
Recently, his interview with Oga Obinna made several rounds on social media following his utterances that left Kenyan citizens in dismay.
‘Ruto has made 3 to 4 trillion in the last two years,” Gachagua started off
He further explained that Ruto has bought a popular bank where he keeps his trillions, leading to other banks running out of business.
”He bought a bank. That’s where his money goes. I don’t want to say the name of the bank. Do your research. That’s where all the money goes. It’s actually taking business from other banks. All the money from government, parastatals are being kept in the bank that the president bought.”
Gachagua has been a strong opposition leader after his impeachment. He vowed to make sure Ruto is a one term president come 2027. He has teamed up with renowned leaders with an aim of bundling out president Ruto.
On the other hand, president Ruto remains unmoved with Gachagua’s moves.
How Ruto Lured Me Into Becoming His Ally- Gachagua
In addition to the latter, Gachagua narrated how Ruto convinced him to ditch former president Uhuru Kenyatta and side with him in 2022.
He claims that Ruto was in tears while they were having the latter conversation.
The guy would come here and cry, tears, Machozi. When you see a grown-up man crying, you feel for him. I was a great friend of Uhuru Kenyatta, I was his PA and at one point he felt that I am under so much pressure from my family and other people to go back to Uhuru Kenyatta and he knew that if I left him he is done.”
The former friends, now foes, have shown resilience from both ends. Kenyans continue to share their opinions & views in the political space.
Watch Gachagua’s full interview below;
