Farouk Kibet, President William Ruto's personal aide, has publicly criticized Rigathi Gachagua for promoting tribal politics and dividing Kenyans.

Speaking in Western Kenya, Kibet accused Gachagua of using divisive rhetoric to gain political advantage, claiming such tactics have no place in modern society.He vowed the government will take legal action against those who spread tribalism, emphasizing that unity and respect must guide Kenya's future.

Kibet also highlighted that Gachagua's actions, including excessive celebrations after winning the Ol Kalou seat, have undermined national cohesion.

The president's aide revealed that the government has plans to address Gachagua's influence, ensuring that future elections are free from divisive tactics.Moses Wetangula, the Speaker, echoed these sentiments, urging the Luhya community to unite behind Ruto and support a Luhya leader in 2032.

Wetangula warned against youth politicians who engage in thuggery and lack development records, stressing that elders with more political experience should be respected.Both leaders emphasized the need for collective action to prevent further division and ensure Kenya's progress.The article underscores the ongoing political tensions in Kenya, with leaders vowing to combat tribalism and promote national unity.