A fresh wave of political drama has unfolded after a fiery exchange involving former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and a bold critic who has openly challenged him over what they describe as “mocking and unnecessary remarks.”
The war of words ignited after Gachagua allegedly referred to the critic as “soprano,” a comment that was quickly interpreted as belittling and provocative.
In a sharply worded response that has since gained traction online, the critic fired back: “Wewe Gachagua endelea kuzunguka ukiniita soprano. Mimi nitakutoa nguo.
Endelea tu na hiyo kiherehere.” The blunt statement has sparked widespread debate, drawing both condemnation and support from different sides of the political divide.
Observers note that this exchange is symptomatic of the rising tension within Kenya’s political landscape, especially as leaders engage in public spats that blur the lines between governance and theatrics. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.