Gatundu South MP, Gabriel Kagombe, has been heckled by the crowd in front of the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader, Rigathi Gachagua, while on the campaign trail in Thika Town Kiambu County.

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This was after he was addressing the crowd, after which the hostile crowd was chanting 'one term' political slogans, which forced the MP to remove his cap, and put on the DCP Party-branded cap in order to quell the tensions.

While addressing the crowd, he defended his decision to sever ties with the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and publicly protest against President William Ruto's administration, stressing that this was his Damascus moment.

Kagombe, who is serving his first term as the MP for Gatundu South, stated that he is now willing to work with all members of the DCP Party and that he is willing to be scrutinised closely because he is at the mercy of his constituents.

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"When I was on President William Ruto's side, I was Saul, but now that I have turned to this side, I am Paul, and I am willing to work with all the DCP Party members so see to it that we clinch victory cone 2027," stated MP Kagombe.

However, for a majority of his address, he struggled to maintain a calm crowd, as chants against him persisted.

📰 Source: Kenyans.co.ke