He insisted that critics have no evidence against him and are unsettled by his loyalty to the Mountain community.
Gachagua claimed that the elected representatives from the Mountain have been compromised by the current administration.
He said this leaves him with the responsibility to speak for the people who have no one to represent them.
“The representatives of the people of the Mountain were bought by Ruto, so I must talk for them because they have no one to do so,” he stated. He emphasized that his interventions are driven by duty and commitment to his constituents.
He accused political leaders of prioritizing personal gain over public service. He said this has left the Mountain people marginalized and their concerns ignored.
Gachagua dismissed claims that his actions are tribal, saying they are attempts to silence legitimate dissent. He maintained that his focus is on defending the rights and interests of his community.
He highlighted that speaking out against injustice is about responsibility, not ethnicity. Gachagua insisted that his critics’ attacks are baseless and politically motivated.
He stressed that the Mountain community deserves leadership free from corruption and undue influence. He reiterated his commitment to holding all leaders accountable, regardless of political affiliation.
Gachagua called on his people to remain vigilant and united. He vowed to continue advocating for their welfare and ensuring their voices are heard in national affairs.
He noted that the current political climate has heightened ethnic tensions. His statements signal a growing rift between him and the current administration over leadership and representation.
Gachagua concluded by affirming that he will remain a voice for the Mountain community. He urged citizens to stay engaged and demand accountability from all leaders.
He warned that the people must not allow their interests to be compromised for political convenience. Gachagua’s remarks underline his determination to lead by principle and protect his constituents.