"I'd Vote to Impeach Him Again!" Sabina Chege Drops Bombshell on Gachagua

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Sabina Chege has reignited the debate over Kenya’s shifting political landscape with fresh remarks that are likely to stir reactions across the country.

At a time when political realignments are intensifying ahead of the 2027 General Election, the Nominated Member of Parliament has stood by one of the most controversial decisions made in recent years, signaling that she has no regrets despite continued criticism from sections of the opposition and supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

Her remarks come as leaders continue to trade accusations over the country’s political direction, with the impeachment of Gachagua remaining one of the defining moments in Kenya’s recent political history.

While some leaders have since softened their positions or distanced themselves from the process, Chege insists her stance has not changed.

Speaking during a public engagement, Chege declared that if Members of Parliament were given another opportunity to decide Gachagua’s fate, she would cast the same vote.

“If the decision to impeach Gachagua were to be made again today, I would still vote for him to go,” she said.
The outspoken legislator maintained that her decision was guided by what she believed was the best interest of the country rather than political convenience.

She argued that leadership should be based on accountability and responsibility, saying elected leaders must always put national interests above personal or political loyalties.

Chege dismissed claims that lawmakers who supported the impeachment had been misled or pressured, insisting every legislator had the opportunity to evaluate the issues independently before making a decision.

Her comments are expected to provoke sharp reactions from Gachagua’s allies, who have consistently maintained that the former Deputy President was removed through a politically motivated process.

His supporters have repeatedly accused President William Ruto’s allies of orchestrating the impeachment to silence him ahead of the 2027 succession politics.

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On the other hand, Kenya Kwanza leaders who backed the motion have defended their decision, arguing that it was constitutional and necessary to safeguard the integrity of government.

The latest remarks also come amid growing political activity as leaders position themselves for the next General Election. Gachagua has intensified his engagements across different regions, presenting himself as a key opposition figure while rallying support against President Ruto’s administration.

Political analysts believe statements such as Chege’s reflect the widening political divide that continues to shape national discourse. They argue that the impeachment remains a defining issue likely to feature prominently in the campaigns leading to 2027.

As political temperatures continue to rise, Chege’s unwavering position is certain to fuel fresh debate, with supporters and critics once again revisiting one of the most contentious parliamentary decisions in Kenya’s recent history.