You are Responsible for 'Fake' Generators, Gachagua lashes at Uhuru Kenyatta

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of being behind the "fake" generator responsible for the recent power outages at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). Gachagua's comments come in the wake of widespread criticism over the recurring power failures at the airport, for which Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has also been under fire. 

Gachagua's defense of Murkomen and his criticism of the government's handling of the situation have further intensified the ongoing political tensions.Gachagua's remarks were made during a public address where he not only lambasted the government for the JKIA power outages but also took the opportunity to congratulate Kipchumba Murkomen. 

This public display of support for Murkomen, amidst the controversy surrounding the power outages, is indicative of the deepening political rifts within the government.The Deputy President's comments have added fuel to the already contentious relationship between him and the President. This latest development is likely to have far-reaching implications on the political landscape, particularly as the country gears up for the upcoming elections. 

The public airing of grievances and the open criticism of the government's handling of the JKIA power outages underscore the growing discord within the ruling party.Gachagua's decision to publicly blame President Kenyatta for the "fake" generator and to express solidarity with Murkomen is a significant escalation in the ongoing power struggle within the ruling party. 

The fallout from these latest developments is expected to reverberate across the political spectrum, with potential implications for the upcoming elections and the broader governance of the country. The public nature of Gachagua's comments reflects the deepening divisions within the ruling party and sets the stage for further political upheaval in the coming months.