Rigathi Gachagua

At the heart of community growth lies the local Mwananchi with meaningful purchasing power within our economy. Ignoring and undermining local economies through punitive tax regimes remains fundamentally counterproductive. This afternoon, we engaged with wananchi at Mbiri Ward in Kiharu Constituency, Murang'a County, for an economic inclusion dialogue. Our sincere appreciation goes to the thought leaders of Murang'a County, led by Mbiri Ward MCA Bernard Ruiru, for championing an inclusive economic concept. This initiative aims to ensure that Kenyans at the lower end of the economic pyramid are not left behind, as has often been the case since independence.

Wakili Boniface Githinji Ndumia, one of the DCP Party aspirants for Nakuru East Constituency, paid a courtesy call on me in Nairobi. During our meeting, Wakili Ndumia provided an update on the ongoing voter registration and DCP Party member recruitment efforts in Nakuru East. I am pleased to note that significant progress is being made in this regard, and we remain optimistic about further advancements as we continue our journey to serve and improve our nation. I assured Mr. Ndumia, as I have done with all other aspirants across the country, that the party is committed to conducting free and fair primaries for the selection of our flagbearer in the 2027 General Elections.

On 10th August 2027, there will be no escape route for liers, corrupt oligarchs, looters, thieves of public resources, land grabbers, and all manner of leaders who have stained Kenya with innocent blood of our citizens. We firmly stand to demand accountability for the people of Kenya. Kenya's economy is hurting the worst in history. Our young people have no jobs, their education has been badly mutilated. Kenyans have no Healthcare. Kajiado County, like every corner of our nation has suffered land grabbing of the worst magnitude. We shall get back better Our country. Kiserian residents too continue to suffer bad infrastructure atop all other ills. Kiserian remain strong, good days lay ahead. God bless you.

There is no room for violence in Kenya; such retrogressive habits show backwardness and cowardice of leaders. Anyone using violence against Kenyans must understand what the people deserve are better roads, cleaner cities, good services and proper utilization of their taxes. Isinya shopping Centre, -Kajiado County we thank you most sincerely for engaging with us this afternoon.

To the people of Kajiado Town, thank you for your warm welcome this afternoon. We move together into a prosperous future that Kenya deserves. You have a history of resilience and hardwork and you are heros of our nation. God Bless Kajiado County.

This is Kikuyu!

Cowards!

Mr. William Ruto and Kimani Ichung’wah are the greatest political cowards in the country. The use of police, live ammunition and teargas cannot stop an idea whose time has come. Thank you the great people of Kikuyu for your bravery, courage and resilience. You have proven you cannot be intimidated by Ruto and Ichung'wa by whatever means and you made hard decisions about 2027. Ruto is One-Term and Ichung'wa must follow him to Sugoi. Thank you for the warm , heroic and ecstatic welcome. I promise you I will not let you down the people of Kikuyu. God Bless you!

As well captured by the two leading dailies, goonism has become the operational module for Mr. William Ruto’s administration. Cornered and loathed by Kenyans for mismanaging the country and making corruption the way of life, William Ruto has sought the services of goons to keep him in power and deal with leaders and Kenyans opposed to his leadership that had messed the country in a record three years. Goons are now part of the National Police service and work alongside the police in causing chaos and unleashing violence against innocent Kenyans. It is now apparent that the mission to Haiti had nothing to do with helping the country suppress criminal gangs but was a benchmarking expedition for our police to learn how to work with criminal gangs to run politics. Indeed, since then, criminal gangs have become very active - acting with impunity and no longer hide that they work alongside the police. Police have confirmed to us in confidence that goons are deployed to work alongside the police on orders of CS Murkomen and PS Raymond Omollo. The two goon masters were all over yesterday issuing all manner of statements condemning goons and promising swift and decisive action. Little did Kenyans know that they had already authorised a request by Kimani Ichung'wa to allow goons and police to terrorize innocent Kenyans ahead of my meeting in Kikuyu constituency which Ichung'wa has vowed will not take place. At 5am this morning, goons from Kibra blocked all roads leading to Kikuyu with rocks, lit fires and deflated tyres of semi trailers while robbing and beating motorists. To confuse the victims that they were not sent by Government they were shouting WANTAM, a slogan identified with the opposition. For two hours they terrorized motorists and the police were no where to be seen. It was ordinary citizens who quickly organized themselves, fought the goons, put out the fires and restored order on our roads and traffic flow resumed. The Police only came at 9.30am pretending to act after citizens drove the goons out and restored order and normalcy. Ordinary Kenyans have taken over police duties and are currently guarding Business premises in Kikuyu town and making sure goons are not allowed in the town to loot property and cause mayhem. It is a shame that the police at the behest of a politician and a rogue administration have abdicated their duties forcing citizens to step in. I once more appeal to the Inspector General of Police Mr. Douglas Kanja not to allow the police in Kikuyu to be used by the said politician to join goons in disrupting our meeting. We are peaceful people who have held countless peaceful meetings elsewhere including Kabete and Kikuyu constituency is not an exception. I appeal to all our supporters to attend our peaceful meeting this afternoon as the town has been secured and all is well. |Photos courtesy|

It is a matter of time! Our National Anthem will be sang again with the same tune but a different hope since independence. The freshness of the change and liberation of the 10th August 2027 is not a matter of if but when. Our institutions will be back again, our civil service will be respected again, the respect for the rule of law will never be doubtful, Kenyans will get their education and Healthcare systems back and working! Thank you Machakos Town for your energy this evening. God bless Machakos County, God Bless Kenya!

Matuu Town in Yatta Constituency, we have heard you loud and clear! We will not disintegrate, but instead, we will work together to deliver Kenyans from the grip of economic hardship. Asanteni sana, Matuu. We will be back again.

It is disheartening to observe that when a government is led by conflict of interest, development priorities are often skewed in favor of personal gain rather than the greater good of the public. The current administration has unfortunately mastered the art of prioritizing self-interest over the needs of its citizens, effectively rendering any aspect that doesn't benefit them as 'unimportant.' Regrettably, we had previously committed to addressing the endemic issues of conflict of interest and State Capture, but it appears that the 'lords of impunity' have successfully captured the state at the expense of Kenyans. This is a dire state of affairs that requires immediate attention. As the United Alternative Government, we have engaged with the great people of Masinga Shopping Centre in Masinga Constituency, Machakos County. We reaffirm our commitment to continue informing and discussing these pressing concerns with the Kenyan people as we prepare towards a new dispensation that is free from corruption and cartels.

Mr. Kanja, IG @NPSOfficial_KE, take notice that we shall be in Kikuyu Town, Kiambu County on Saturday 11th April 2026.

2 Timothy 4:7 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." Today, we laid to rest Nancy Wangechi Reriani, wife to my late brother Jackson Reriani Gachagua, at her farm in Laikipia County. My heartfelt condolences go out to her son, Stephen Gachagua Reriani. Nancy was a charming, kind, and caring nurse whose warmth touched many lives. Memories of her vibrant wedding to my brother on December 29th, 1977 where I had the honor of being a page boy—remain nostalgic. It was a moment I cherish dearly as I pay my last respects. May her soul rest in peace, and may perpetual light shine upon her forever.

This evening, I had the pleasure of engaging with Deborah Wanjugu Nderitu, an aspirant for Laikipia County Woman Representative, who paid me a courtesy call. Deborah is an ambitious leader and philanthropist who heads a Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to sustainable development and empowering marginalized groups. I commended her for joining our party, @DCP_Democracy , and assured her that we are committed to conducting free and fair nominations. I also advised her to work diligently on the ground to ensure proper preparations for the party primaries. The DCP Party continues to grow and make significant strides across many fronts. We are truly the party of the moment.

Patriotic Kenyans, This evening, I have received with deep concern, reports of a violent attack targeting Senator Godfrey Otsotsi, resulting in a hospital admission. Acts of political violence, intimidation, and lawlessness regardless of who is targeted have no place in our democracy. They are simply archaic. Kenya is a Constitutional Democracy governed by the rule of law. Every leader and every has the right to move freely, assemble peacefully, and express their views without fear. These rights are guaranteed by our constitution. The disturbing events reported in Kisumu are not isolated. In recent weeks, we have seen various leaders who are opposed to this government attacked and intimidated. Such actions are intended to intimidate and silence political opposition. This is an assault to democracy and an act of cowardice. While these claims remain matters for investigation, they point to a worrying trend of rising political intolerance that must be addressed decisively. I call upon the National Police Service to immediately launch a comprehensive investigation into the attack on Senator Otsotsi and other related incidents in Kisumu and its environs. To our political opponents, politics is a game of persuasion. If indeed you have delivered on the agenda you promised the Kenyan people, why would you be intimidated by those who have a contrary opinion? No Kenyan should feel excluded or targeted in their own country. Let us reject violence. Let us protect our democracy as enshrined in the constitution of 2010. Senator Otsotsi, do not be cowed. I wish you a quick recovery and insist that the attackers must be apprehended and have their day in court for justice must not only be done but seen to be done.

On the requiem Mass of the late Hon. David Kiaraho today in Ol Kalau, we were reminded of the mortality of human life. Death, so cruel took away from us a man who stood strong and lived a straight life; we shall remember him for the service he rendered to humanity. A descendant of our great freedom fighters, Kiaraho lived a courageous life, defended his people against excesses of strongmen. Kiaraho taught us courage and resilience. We shall live to that. I join the people of Ol Kalau in mourning a great man. I join his family in the pain they experience and the difficult moment they are in. My deepest sympathies to you all. May Hon. Kiaraho rest in eternal peace and perpetual light shine upon him forever.

This evening, I joined the people of Ol Kalau in condoling the family of the late Hon. David Kiaraho at his home in Ol Kalau in Nyandarua County. To the family of Hon. Kiaraho and the people of Ol Kalau, once again I send my deepest sympathies to you on the loss of your dear MP. Till his demise, Hon. Kiaraho was a peaceful and amiable man. I had the privilege to serve with Hon. Kiaraho in the 11th parliament and we served in the same departmental committee. I pray for peace and strength on his family at this difficult moment. May the Almighty God rest the Soul of Hon. Kiaraho in eternal peace and perpetual light shine upon him forever.