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GACHAGUA SPARKS ONLINE FRENZY AFTER SHARING EXTENSIVE U.S. ITINERARY
NAIROBI, KENYA — Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has left online forums abuzz after sharing the packed itinerary for his extended 50-day tour across the United States.
The former second-in-command, who jetted out of the country accompanied by his wife, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi, has been making waves online by frequently posting vibrant photos and updates from his coast-to-coast engagements.
According to the official schedule released under the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) banner, Gachagua’s multi-city tour includes major stops in Spokane (Washington), Portland (Oregon), Kansas, Dallas (Texas), and Boston (Massachusetts).
Throughout the trip, he has been holding high-level town halls and diaspora forums, passionately urging Kenyans abroad to invest in their homeland and remain steadfast in supporting national development efforts back home.
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Beyond political discussions, it is the casual and lavish glimpses of his American stay that have kept supporters and critics alike hooked to his social media pages.
Photos of Gachagua enjoying late-night walks in Kansas, posing in checkered shukas during cultural evenings, and even meeting his viral U.S.-based look-alike have sparked endless chatter back home.
Supporters have applauded his effort to rally the diaspora community, viewing the extended tour as a strategic move to consolidate influence ahead of future political contests. Meanwhile, casual observers continue to monitor his feeds as he navigates his remaining stops in Texas and Massachusetts before wrapping up the high-profile tour.










