Rigathi Gachagua Claims State Plot To Sabotage June 25 Protests, Warns Gen Z
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has issued a stark warning to Gen Z, urging them to avoid the planned June 25, 2026, memorial protests. Gachagua claims to have credible intelligence that the demonstrations will be violently hijacked to frame the opposition. The upcoming ..
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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has accused top Kenyan state officials of plotting to sabotage upcoming June 25 memorial protests by orchestrating violence and blaming the opposition.
- Gachagua alleges a secret withdrawal of Ksh 200 million from a confidential state account to finance the planned disruptions.
- Key individuals implicated include Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and Interior PS Raymond Omollo, alongside other UDA leaders.
- The former Deputy President claims police have been instructed to "stand down" during the initial stages of the protests, ostensibly to allow chaos to unfold.
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Rigathi Gachagua Claims State Plot To Sabotage June 25 Protests, Warns Gen Z - June 2026
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has accused top Kenyan state officials of plotting to sabotage upcoming June 25 memorial protests by orchestrating violence and blaming the opposition. Regional Commissioner Jacob Muganda issued a stern warning against criminal activities during the upcoming Gen Z commemoration protests scheduled for Thursday. The Nyeri United Business and Small Traders Association has called on its members to gather at their businesses on Thursday to protect them against potential destruction or looting during planned protests. Meanwhile, Nandi leaders are urging for peaceful conduct ahead of the anticipated Gen Z protest anniversary, emphasizing a call for calm and order. Student leaders at the University of Nairobi are opposing planned protests scheduled for Thursday, just two days before the commemoration of the youth killed during the Finance Bill 2024 protests. Former Justice and Constitutional Affairs Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa has stated that State House will continue to have a leader for the Gen Z demographic as long as they remain without their own leadership.
