Gachagua demands immediate resignation of DIG Eliud Lagat
In a statement released on June 9, Gachagua held Lagat directly accountable for Ojwang’s arrest and subsequent death, describing the incident as a brutal killing.
In a statement released on June 9, Gachagua held Lagat directly accountable for Ojwang’s arrest and subsequent death, describing the incident as a brutal killing.
Otiende accuses Gachagua of fueling divisive politics and insists that the former DP failed to learn from his 2024 Senate impeachment.
Mutua challenged Kalonzo’s decision-making, implying that the seasoned politician was "playing small" by aligning himself with leaders he labeled as unpopular and ineffective.
In a statement posted on his official X account on Sunday, June 8, 2025, Kaluma firmly dismissed the label, expressing that he does not associate with it and considers it irrelevant to the broader national conversation.
Kindiki dismissed what he described as "hollow slogans" and "bitter political agendas" being advanced by opponents, emphasizing that voters will focus on leaders who have delivered real progress across the country.
The leadership shake-up was made public through a gazette notice issued on Friday, May 30, 2025.
Barasa has openly criticized both politicians and confidently predicts that they will be decisively beaten by Ruto and Raila Odinga before 8:00 am on election day in 2027.
Gachagua informed the court that he wishes to amend his initial petition by removing the request to be reinstated and instead pursue financial compensation.
Minority Leader Junet Mohamed led the charge, urging security agencies to act without delay.
NCIC commissioner Danvas Makori confirmed Gachagua has been ordered to appear before the commission this week.
In a statement, the society's Chief Executive Officer, Ezekiel Mutua said they will not tolerate the call by the former DP.