Gachagua: We Are in Trouble, William Ruto is Selling Everything in Our Country That is Working

While making his remarks on the government plan through the Ministry of National Treasury to sell its 15 percent stake in Safaricom at a discount of 15.4 percent, former Deputy President of the republic of Kenya Hon Rigathi Gachagua found the opportunity to hit at his former boss William Ruto, accusing him of portraying excessive greed for money.

According to Rigathi Gachagua, the country is in great danger of loosing "anything" that is working and valuable, because William Ruto has vividly shown that he is not ready to stop selling things of value owned by the State.

"We are in great trouble, the country is being sold everyday as we continue to watch. Safaricom was sold just the other day without any public participation. 

President William Ruto is selling everything in the country that is working." Rigathi Gachagua indicated while making his remarks.

In rather controversial fashion, Gachagua who has maintained to be an ardent critic of the ruling administration after his unceremonious ouster from office through an impeachment, alleged that after Ruto is through with selling what belongs to the people, he may shift his attention on the possibility of selling Kenyans just to benefit himself.

"The only thing remaining is to sell the people of the great republic of Kenya." Rigathi Gachagua added.

In a bold statement, Rigathi Gachagua called upon Kenyans across the country to wake up from slumber and defend what belongs to the people, before President William Ruto's "rogue regime fulfils its mission auctioning off Kenya’s future" by disposing of key state assets.