In a surprising turn of events, outspoken activist Morara Kebaso has announced his intention to partner with Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, just days after Gachagua faced impeachment by the National Assembly.
This unexpected alliance comes as Kebaso seeks to leverage the Deputy President’s knowledge to further his political activism.
A Call for Collaboration
In a statement on social media, Morara expressed his belief that Gachagua possesses valuable information that could aid his efforts in exposing government inefficiencies. He tweeted,
I believe you have a lot of information that can help me in my vampire diaries. Would you like to share this info?
Morara Kebaso
indicating that he sees potential for collaboration rather than conflict. He emphasized, “I never kick a man when he is down,” suggesting that he prefers to extend an olive branch during Gachagua’s challenging time.
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Gachagua’s impeachment arose from serious allegations, including corruption and insubordination. The motion against him received overwhelming support in Parliament, with 281 members voting in favor.
Only 44 MPs opposed the motion, indicating significant political turmoil within the government. As Gachagua navigates this crisis, Morara’s proposal for partnership raises eyebrows and questions about political alliances in Kenya.
Public Reaction
Kenyans have reacted strongly to Morara’s comments on social media. While some criticized him for seeking a partnership with someone facing such serious charges, others supported his initiative. Comments ranged from skepticism
Stop using us to get you where you want.Hiyo gari hatupandi tena.
@MissLingard
Senior, this is not the right approach. Hakuna communication teams on both ends? This looks quite reckless and can jeopardize us big time.
@Mandela_01
I think Morara is compromised mentally since last two arrest he seems he’s lethal injection on him
@Oxfordjoe09
But bro your blunders are now looking way too intentional
We need the truthful man on our side.
Morara’s Activism
Morara Kebaso has gained notoriety for exposing stalled government projects across Kenya. His unique approach involves traveling to various sites to hold the government accountable for promises made but not fulfilled.
This activism has not come without consequences; he has faced arrests and even physical attacks during public engagements.
His recent call for collaboration with Gachagua could signal a shift in strategy as he aims to amplify his voice through political channels.
