Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned that banned groups among them the notorious Mungiki gang will not be allowed to re-group in Mt Kenya.
He ordered the national administration officers in Mt Kenya region to deal firmly with all illegal groups and the re-emerging criminal gangs.
The DP said that such groups will not be tolerated in the region at any point in time. He spoke on Wednesday during the burial of Mama Mercy Wairimu Kinyua, the mnike air max 90 glueless human hair wigs kansas city chiefs crocs personalized celtics jersey cheap baseball jerseys red and black jordan 1 dallas cowboys slippers mens air max goaterra 2.0 jordan max aura 4 yeezy boost 350 v2 black rose toy adult air max 270 women adidas yeezy boost 350 turtle dove custom kings jersey yeezy shoes under 1000other of Peter Weru
The former MP is the current Chairman of the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO).
“This is a country of rule of law. We will not allow criminal gangs to click back and destabilise region. I have issued the County Commanders with clear instructions to protect people’s businesses and ensure that no business is de-stabilised by those criminals,” Gachagua said.
DP Gachagua added that the Ruto administration will protect businesses and lives of Kenyans from criminal sects.
“Why should a supermarket owner hire people to protect their business when we have a whole administration in placeWhy should the youth organise themselves and start collecting money from matatu operators?” the DP posed.
Mr Gachagua asked Central Kenya residents not to be scared, assuring them the government is in control and will effectively deal with the group. MPs from the region raised alarm over the resurgence of the illegal group, a move that they said is instilling fear among women.
DP Gachagua also criticised leaders associated with the sect urging them to keep off the illegal. “You cannot be associated with a criminal gang with a record of killings, female circumcision, defilement of young children. That cannot be allowed,” he added.
In the fight against drug abuse, Mr. Gachagua commended the local administration for containing the sale and distribution of illicit brew in their respective jurisdictions. He said that the war is on course and no stone will be left unturned until the menace is wiped out.
“I am happy that so far we have contained illicit brew to at least 70%. I commend the good work the chiefs and the county commissioners are doing in this fight.” he said.
The DP also said that the government has released Ksh. 500M to stabilize the prices of milk during the rainy season to ensure that the farmers do not incur losses because of milk glut.
He added that the reforms in the tea and coffee subsectors are also on course, promising the residents that soon they will reap big from the reforms.
Condoling with the family, DP Gachagua described Mama Kinyua as a pillar of hope, resilience, and a staunch Christian who brought up her children in a strong Christian foundation.
He was accompanied by leaders including Nyeri County Deputy Governor David Kinaniri, Nyeri Woman Rep Rahab Mukami, Nyeri Senator Wahome Wamatinga, Members of Parliament John Kaguchia (Mukurweini), Eric Wamumbi (Mathira).
Others were Anthony Njoroge (Kieni) Benjamin Gathiru Mejja Donk (Embakasi Central) Nyeri County Speaker James Gichuhi, Area MCA Erastus Karanja, former MPs Dennis Waweru and Nelson Gachuhie and a host of MCAs.
