Gachagua reveals how he kept NIS from accessing his speech
Gachagua claimed that government officials and intelligence operatives had sought to establish what he planned to say before he delivered his highly anticipated assessment of the administration.
NAIROBI, Kenya – In an interview at the Democratic Congress Party headquarters, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua disclosed efforts to prevent the Kenya Kwanza administration and the National Intelligence Service (NIS) from gaining access to his upcoming political speech. Gachagua stated that government officials and intelligence operatives had attempted to learn the contents of his address, but were unable to do so.
He claimed that he wrote the speech himself and only allowed his wife, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi, to type it out. Gachagua humorously suggested that anyone seeking to know his plans would have to first gain access to his wife. This revelation was made as Gachagua presented his assessment of the Kenya Kwanza administration, nearly four years after the administration came to power in September 2022.
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