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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua hosted key leaders at his Wamunyoro residence in Nyeri County, highlighting the political activity at his rural home.
Among the prominent figures visiting the former second-in-command was former Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, accompanied by former South Mugirango MP Omingo Magara.
Building an Opposition Strategy
Since his impeachment, Gachagua has turned his Wamunyoro home into an operational hub for his political maneuvers.
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Through a statement shared alongside photographs of the meeting, the former Deputy President confirmed hosting the delegation, framing the visit as both a personal reunion and a strategic political consultation aimed at shaping the country’s future leadership.
“Strong families beget strong nations; they are the motifs that beautifully knit beautiful societies. This morning, at Wamunyoro Residence, I was glad to receive my cousins Hon. Ezekiel Machogu and Hon. Omingo Magara who called on me and Rev Dorcas,” Gachagua posted online.
Focus on the 2027 General Election
Beyond exchanging family pleasantries, the high-profile consultation centered on national politics and long-term planning for the 2027 General Election.
Gachagua noted that their discussions focused on mapping out steps toward what he described as the journey to “liberate” the country and structure the incoming 6th administration.
The meeting forms part of a broader series of delegations arriving at Wamunyoro, as Gachagua continues outreach across different regions and political factions. B
y engaging key leaders from Gusii land and other regions, the former Deputy President is actively consolidating support to build a formidable opposition alliance ahead of the next polls.
Gachagua signaled that discussions remain ongoing, concluding his remarks with a brief message: “Consultations Continue. God Bless Kenya.”
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