Tension Builds Nationwide as Gachagua Breaks Silence Ahead of Historic Verdict
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Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has called on Kenyans to pray for the country and the judiciary as the courts prepare to issue a highly anticipated ruling on the legality of his impeachment.
Speaking during a public engagement, Gachagua described the upcoming decision as a defining moment not only for his political future but also for the country’s constitutional order and democratic institutions.
He urged his supporters and all Kenyans to remain peaceful, respectful of the law, and committed to national unity regardless of the outcome.
The former Deputy President said the case transcends individual political interests and raises critical questions about the rule of law, due process, and the protection of constitutional offices.
According to Gachagua, the court’s verdict will help determine whether constitutional safeguards are being upheld in the country.
“I ask all Kenyans to pray for our nation, our judges, and our institutions. This is a moment that requires wisdom, fairness and fidelity to the Constitution,” he said.
The impeachment case has generated intense political debate since Gachagua challenged the process in court, arguing that it was marred by procedural irregularities and violated constitutional provisions.
His legal team has maintained that the process failed to meet the standards of fairness and justice required under the law.
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On the other hand, supporters of the impeachment insist that Parliament acted within its constitutional mandate and followed the necessary legal procedures.
They argue that the courts should uphold the decisions made by elected representatives.
Political analysts have described the impending judgment as one of the most consequential rulings in recent years, with potential implications for the balance of power between the executive, Parliament, and the judiciary.
The ruling is also expected to influence the country’s political landscape as leaders position themselves ahead of future electoral contests.
As anticipation builds, security agencies have urged citizens to maintain peace and avoid actions that could undermine public order.
Religious leaders and civil society groups have also called for calm, emphasizing the need to respect the court’s decision irrespective of individual political preferences.
Gachagua reiterated his confidence in the judiciary, expressing hope that the judges would deliver a verdict guided solely by the Constitution and the law.
He maintained that he remains committed to pursuing justice through legal channels and urged his supporters to do the same.
With the nation closely watching, the forthcoming ruling is expected to provide clarity on one of the most contentious political and constitutional disputes in Kenya’s recent history, potentially shaping the direction of governance and politics for years to come.

