Situation in Mathira as former DP Rigathi hosts Gikuyu elders for consultation ahead of announcement

The former deputy president of Kenya recently announced plans to give guidance on the political direction for the people of Mount Kenya.

This decision comes after he has been holding a series of consultative meetings with various individuals from different sectors.

These discussions, according to him, are meant to shape the political future of the region.

In an update shared earlier today, the former deputy president revealed that he had hosted a consultative meeting at his rural home in Mount Kenya.

He has been conducting several high-profile meetings there, bringing together key political players and other individuals to discuss pressing issues.

In the latest meeting, he sat down with elders from various counties within Mount Kenya.

The discussions centered on the political future of the region, a matter that has remained a focal point in Kenya’s politics.

This meeting with elders marks the second gathering in two weeks.

Last week, the former deputy president hosted a similar meeting at the same location.

During that occasion, he engaged with former members of Parliament and members of county assemblies who paid him a courtesy call.

These meetings have sparked widespread speculation about his next political moves and their potential impact on the Mount Kenya region.

Towards the end of this month, the former deputy president is expected to make a major announcement.

Many believe this announcement will involve forming a coalition with other like-minded leaders.

His efforts to bring together different groups suggest that he is working on a comprehensive strategy to consolidate support within Mount Kenya and beyond.

The region’s political landscape has been in flux since the last general election, with leaders competing to secure the loyalty of the voters.

As one of the most influential figures in the region, the former deputy president’s plans are likely to shape not only Mount Kenya politics but also the national political scene.

His consultations with elders, former MPs, and county assembly members indicate a deliberate approach to build a strong base ahead of the next political season.

As the month progresses, all eyes will remain on Mount Kenya to see what direction the former deputy president will take.

Whether his efforts will lead to the formation of a new coalition or a redefined political strategy for the region, one thing is clear, the decisions made in these meetings could influence Kenya’s political future.