Kenyan Deputy President's Feud with Predecessor Sparks Political Firestorm

Kenyan Deputy President's Feud with Predecessor Escalates, Drawing in Artists and Musicians Kenya is witnessing a growing political rift between Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki and his predecessor, Rigathi Gachagua. The conflict, rooted in the Mt. Kenya region, has drawn in artists and musicians, creating intense political clashes. Gachagua publicly criticized musicians who supported Kindiki, labeling them as traitors. This statement sparked outrage within the UDA camp. Kindiki responded forcefully, stating, "Who are you to lecture us? Are you God?" His response further inflamed the situation. The conflict intensified days after the opposition questioned the source of funds used in Kindiki's empowerment programs. President Ruto's criticism of Gachagua as a tribalist during a rally in Meru added fuel to the fire. Political analyst Prof. Gitile Naituli commented on the situation, stating that this isn't about appeasing or empowering the Mt. Kenya region, but rather political maneuvering. He highlighted the region's unique characteristics and the people's understanding of the situation. The conflict between Kindiki and Gachagua is a significant development in Kenyan politics, with implications for the future of the Mt. Kenya region. The video provides valuable insight into this unfolding drama.