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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has raised serious concerns over the recent attack he experienced, blaming the decision to withdraw his security as the reason he was left vulnerable. 

In his statement, Gachagua suggested that the move to remove his security detail was a deliberate attempt to expose him to harm, especially considering the violent incident that occurred recently.

Gachagua’s comments came after a disturbing event that left him shaken, highlighting the potential dangers that politicians face when their security is compromised. 

He expressed disappointment and concern, emphasizing that the withdrawal of his security left him exposed to the risks associated with his high-profile position.

The Deputy President is not the first to speak out about the risks politicians face due to security issues.

 Many leaders have expressed similar concerns, noting that Gachagua Raises Concerns Over Security Withdrawal After Attack

Gachagua's statement suggests that the government’s move to reduce his security detail may have been politically motivated, leaving him unprotected and vulnerable to attacks.

Gachagua, who is a key figure in Kenya’s leadership, emphasized that the attack he experienced could have been more serious, and the decision to reduce security measures was a significant factor in that risk. 

The Deputy President’s remarks come at a time when there are growing calls for the government to review security arrangements for its top leaders to ensure their safety and well-being.

In the wake of the attack, Gachagua has called for a reassessment of security measures for all high-ranking government officials. 

He believes that adequate security is not just a personal need, but also an essential part of ensuring the stability and security of the country. 

Without proper protection, leaders could be exposed to greater risks that could impact their ability to govern effectively.