“We must address issues making Kenyans uncomfortable with our Administration. Do not display opulence and arrogance to hungry people. Address them with humility and dignity, not chest-thumping,” he said.
Gachagua said he will remain focused on supporting the President to fulfil the promises he made to Kenyans.
“We are good friends; we have come from far together. We cannot allow intruders to come in between us (with the President). I will support him to the end,” he said.
