Tuesday, October 8, 2024 - Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has said he will not resign ahead of an impeachment motion facing him today.
At a press conference on Monday
night, hours before the motion's hearing in the National Assembly, Gachagua received numerous calls for his resignation from a section of the public and
politicians.
“I was elected by 7.2 million
Kenyans; how dare you suggest I resign without public participation? I have no
intention of resigning from this job… I will fight until the end,” he told
journalists.
“I will get justice and carry
out my duties as DP. Anybody sending me messages to resign is a joker. I have
done nothing wrong to Kenyans.”
He maintained he has been 'loyal' to his boss, President Ruto.
Gachagua also defended his
source of wealth in light of allegations he has acquired multi-million-shilling
property illegally.
In the impeachment motion,
Mutuse accuses Gachagua of amassing wealth illegally by using his spouse Dorcas
Rigathi, their two sons, and other close family members as proxies.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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