Uhuru, who doubles up as the Jubilee Party Leader, on Friday cautioned Jubilee members against attacking or abusing Gachagua, warning that those who will defy this directive will be kicked out.
Ngunjiri, however, has announced that this will not stop him from exposing the former Deputy President, stating that the only difference is that he will be a bit soft in his criticism.
"The boss has said we should not insult others, especially if you are in Jubilee. That’s in order. On our part we will keep exposing Gachagua, without insults. As we have always done," he said.
Ngunjiri, a former ally of Gachagua, has turned into one of his leading critics, and has been using his social media platforms to expose the man he once worked very closely with.
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