Video: Gachagua Dances As Charged Crowd Sings Anti-Ruto Songs In Meru Town

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has once again sparked intense political debate across Kenya after video footage emerged showing him celebrating alongside a charged crowd singing anti-Ruto songs in Meru town.

Gachagua, who has spent two days camping in Meru County on a high-stakes charm offensive, appears determined to solidify his foothold in the region and lock President William Ruto out of the vote-rich Mt. Kenya block ahead of the 2027 general election.

During his engagement with local residents, the mood turned ecstatic as the gathering broke into energetic chants and songs criticizing the current administration.

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In the video circulating widely on social media, a jubilant Gachagua is seen smiling, raising his hands, and breaking into dance alongside the enthusiastic crowd, fully embracing the anti-government sentiments.

The former Deputy President’s visit to Meru forms part of his broader political strategy to consolidate his grassroots support after his fallout with the ruling Kenya Kwanza leadership.

Addressing supporters, Gachagua emphasized that the Mt. Kenya region remains firm in its political resolve and will not be swayed as the country heads toward the next general election.

The viral video has drawn mixed reactions from observers and politicians alike, with allies praising Gachagua’s connection with the grassroots, while political critics view the display as an aggressive escalation of Mt. Kenya’s political rivalry.

As the political temperature continues to rise, Gachagua’s continuous tours signal an early and fiercely contested battle for the region’s political soul.

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