Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Sunday addressed residents of Njambini in Nyandarua County, urging calm, unity, and continued civic engagement.
He spoke at a public gathering that drew local leaders, farmers, traders, women groups, and youth from different parts of the constituency.
Gachagua said his visit was meant to listen to wananchi’s concerns and encourage peaceful dialogue on national and regional issues.
He reflected on his time in government, noting that leadership comes with responsibility, sacrifice, and constant accountability to the people.
The former Deputy President emphasized the importance of protecting devolution and ensuring resources reach grassroots communities without discrimination.
He highlighted agriculture as the backbone of Nyandarua’s economy, calling for sustained support to dairy and crop farmers.
Gachagua urged residents to remain vigilant and actively participate in democratic processes to safeguard their rights and future.
He warned against political intolerance, stating that diversity of opinion should strengthen rather than divide communities.
Addressing economic challenges, he acknowledged the rising cost of living and urged leaders to prioritize people-centered solutions.
Gachagua encouraged youth to embrace skills development, entrepreneurship, and innovation as pathways to economic empowerment.
Local leaders who accompanied him praised Njambini residents for maintaining peace and constructive engagement despite political differences.
Residents raised concerns over unemployment, farm input costs, and access to markets for agricultural produce.
In response, Gachagua called for stronger cooperatives, fair pricing policies, and inclusive economic planning.
The meeting concluded with calls for unity, peaceful coexistence, and continued dialogue as residents dispersed in a calm atmosphere.
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