Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua today expressed his gratitude for the warm reception he received from the people of Naivasha Town during a visit to the PCEA Naivasha Town Parish in Nakuru County. Gachagua, who attended a worship service at the church, acknowledged the enthusiastic greetings from the jubilant congregation and the wider community of Naivasha, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to engage with citizens across the country on pressing national issues.
Speaking to the people of Naivasha after the service, Gachagua expressed his deep appreciation for the town's hospitality, saying, “I am truly humbled by the warm reception I have received from the people of Naivasha today. We share in the joy and spirit of togetherness that defines this community, and I am grateful for your continued support.”
The former Deputy President further reaffirmed his dedication to engaging with citizens at all levels of society, stating that he would continue to seek dialogue with the people on the country's political, social, and economic concerns. "Our country faces many challenges, but through open conversations and collaboration, we can work towards solutions that uplift all Kenyans," Gachagua said. He called for more inclusive discussions that focus on improving the livelihoods of ordinary citizens and addressing critical issues like economic recovery, security, and social development.
He also extended his heartfelt gratitude to the people of Naivasha, saying, "Ahsante sana Naivasha! Your support means the world to me, and I promise to continue listening to your concerns, offering solutions, and pushing for policies that benefit the people." Gachagua concluded his remarks with a prayer for the town’s prosperity, adding, “Mungu awabariki” (God bless you all).
This visit marks another chapter in Gachagua's ongoing efforts to connect with communities across the country and remain an active voice in national discourse. His engagement with the people of Naivasha highlights his commitment to addressing the concerns of ordinary citizens and his belief in the power of community-driven solutions to national challenges.
