Gachagua praised the Judiciary for what he called standing firm against “the excesses of a rogue regime.”

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NAIROBI, Kenya, May 29 – Former Deputy President Rigathi has accused the government of mismanagement, corruption, conflict of interest and state capture, claiming Kenyans would resist attempts to expose the country to health risks.

Gachagua, who welcomed the High Court decision suspending the establishment of any Ebola-related quarantine, isolation or treatment facilities in Kenya linked to foreign arrangements, described the ruling as a safeguard against what he termed a dangerous government scheme.

“While other nations are protecting their people against health pandemics, Kenya’s William Ruto is exposing the Kenyan people to death,” he said.

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Gachagua praised the Judiciary for what he called standing firm against “the excesses of a rogue regime.”

“The judiciary must at all times remain steady as the last line of defence in saving the Kenyan public from the excesses of a rogue regime that has gone berserk with sheer impunity,” Gachagua said.

He hailed the High Court ruling that temporarily halted plans for any Ebola centre linked to arrangements with the United States or other foreign entities, arguing that such a move would have placed millions of Kenyans at risk.

“I salute and welcome the High Court of Kenya ruling on putting brakes on the evil scheme to establish an Ebola centre in our country, putting millions of lives at risk,” he stated.

Gachagua also commended healthcare professionals and members of the public who have voiced opposition to the reported plans, accusing President William Ruto’s administration of endangering public health.

“I commend the people of Kenya, especially our health professionals, for boldly speaking out against this reckless and ill-thought-out misadventure,” he said.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya