Uhuru, while attending the
funeral of the late Kipipiri MP Amos Kimunya's wife, challenged Ruto to focus
on delivering for Kenyans and minimise the tendency to blame past regimes.
But while addressing
the annual Cabinet retreat in Naivasha today, Gachagua encouraged his boss
to keep his eyes on the rearview mirror.
He argued that looking back
periodically ensures that the state delivers its mandate to Kenyans in line
with its manifesto.
"I heard somebody saying that you should not look at the rearview mirror.
"I want to encourage you to continue looking in the rearview mirror.
"In your leadership, Your Excellency, you have made it very clear that no Kenyan should be left behind.
"You must
continuously continue looking in the rearview mirror to ensure that all Kenyans
are onboard and not left behind," he stated.
"Again, there are people who would like to derail your vehicle.
"Some would like to puncture the rear wheels. while some would like to remove goods from your car.
"You must look at
the rearview so that you are ahead of everybody who may want to derail your
progress."
He further indicated that looking back would help him notice if his team is slacking and institute measures
to ensure they pull their weight.
"Your pace is too fast for
those of us who help you. Keep looking back so that when you find your deputy
is being left behind, you urge him to catch up with you," he added.
Using the example of a
car, Uhuru had earlier chided Ruto that he should plan ahead arguing
that good drivers do not constantly check their rearview mirrors.
He further noted that leaders
who continually blame past regimes are more inclined to lead the country
astray.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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