Ichung’wah claims that Gachagua grabbed Itumbi by the collar for not tweeting what he wanted.

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah recently alleged that Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua physically confronted Dennis Itumbi, a prominent digital strategist, during a meeting at a State Lodge. According to Ichung’wah, Gachagua grabbed Itumbi by the collar because he had failed to tweet according to Gachagua’s instructions. This incident, described as a petty and vindictive display of power, has sparked criticism of the Deputy President’s leadership style. Ichung’wah, a vocal critic, claimed that Gachagua uses his position to intimidate and control others, citing further examples of humiliation directed toward political allies who do not conform to his demands.

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