“I Know My Job!” Gachagua Scolds Critics Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has strongly defended his record in office, dismissing criticism that he is overstepping his boundaries. Speaking during a public rally, Gachagua declared, “I know my job! I was elected to serve the people, and that’s exactly what I’m doing.” The Deputy President has faced accusations of micromanaging government departments and infringing on the mandate of other leaders. However, he dismissed these claims as baseless. “I’m not a micromanager,” Gachagua stated. “My role is to provide oversight and ensure that all departments are functioning efficiently.” He also emphasized the importance of his engagement with the public, particularly at the grassroots level. “As Deputy President, it’s crucial for me to connect with the people on the ground,” Gachagua said. “I am not above visiting schools, hospitals, and other public institutions to assess their needs.” Gachagua’s critics have argued that his actions undermine the authority of President William Ruto and other government officials. However, the Deputy President maintained that he is working in concert with the President to deliver on their campaign promises. “I have a clear mandate from the President to support his agenda,” Gachagua explained. “Our goal is to improve the lives of all Kenyans, and we will not be deterred by baseless attacks.” Gachagua concluded by urging his critics to focus on supporting the government rather than engaging in unnecessary distractions. “Kenya needs unity and cooperation,” he said. “Let us put aside our differences and work together to build a prosperous and equitable nation for all.”Gachagua Affirms Support for Ruto Amidst CriticismGachagua Affirms Support for Ruto Amidst Criticism Vice President Rigathi Gachagua has expressed his unwavering support for President William Ruto, denouncing criticism from a section of leaders who have questioned his loyalty. Gachagua stated that he understands his role as Ruto’s deputy and will fulfill his constitutional mandate. He rebuked those who have lectured him on loyalty, claiming they were not present when Ruto needed their support. “I know my job. An MP or a CS cannot supervise a vice president. I will do my job, and you should do yours,” Gachagua said. The deputy president addressed a crowd in Kirinyaga County, where he attended the Orphan Empowerment Programme. He emphasized the importance of people-centered leadership and engagement with citizens. Gachagua was accompanied by several elected leaders who also expressed their support for Ruto. He urged them to unite and avoid propagating division in the government. He emphasized that regional unity is paramount and that leaders should focus on serving Kenyans rather than creating unnecessary conflicts. “The unity of this region is not negotiable. Let’s serve the people diligently,” Gachagua stated. He reiterated his determination to remain focused on his beliefs, despite criticism. “I am not intimidated. I am convinced that I need to unite the mountain people behind our president,” Gachagua said. He encouraged residents to ignore the criticism and asked leaders to refrain from responding to it. “We are focused. We know where we come from, where we are, and where we are going,” Gachagua concluded.‘I Know My Job!’: DP Gachagua Scolds Critics Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has strongly denounced criticism leveled against his handling of the office, asserting that he is fully capable of executing his duties effectively. Addressing critics who have questioned his competence, Gachagua stated, “I know my job.” The DP emphasized that his experience in various leadership positions, including as a Member of Parliament and Governor of Nyeri County, has adequately prepared him for the role of Deputy President. He urged critics to focus on constructive criticism rather than malicious attacks. Gachagua further highlighted the significant contributions he has made since assuming office, including his efforts to mobilize development projects in various parts of the country. He expressed confidence in his ability to support President William Ruto in delivering on the government’s development agenda. “My critics should know that I am committed to serving the people of Kenya diligently,” Gachagua stated. “I will not be deterred by unfounded allegations or character assassination.” The DP’s remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny of his performance, with some critics questioning his suitability for the role based on his past statements and conduct. However, Gachagua has maintained that he is confident in his abilities and will continue to discharge his duties with integrity.