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My question on Citizen TV Explainer hit Junet Mohammed like a mosquito in a dark bedroom. The man came prepared to defend Ruto & attack Rigathi Gachagua, but one difficult question later, the temperature changed, the smile disappeared and the anger entered the room. Junet, it was just a... show more

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Leader of Minority Junet Mohamed, speaking in Rarieda at the burial of George Oduor, Raila Odinga's aide: "One of my biggest achievements was to impeach Rigathi Gachagua." "Gachagua was a dangerous man. Whenever I see him crying on TV, I sip another cup of tea in joy."

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I have repeatedly watched and listened to Junet Mohamed's speech and these are my take away. 1. If you look keenly just close to Junet, there are government officials. Joho, Wandayi and Salim Mvurya. They are all laughing heartily to Junet's choice of words. You can see Joho stealing a glance at Ruto to see if he is entertained by Junet. My point is that ODM is trying to show how useful they are to Ruto, they are doing what they were brought to do in government, that is why Joho is continuously looking at Ruto while Junet is speaking. He is trying to see if the President seeing the value in the ODM brigade. 2. It is no coincidence that ODM leaders are the only ones talking about the ouster of Rigathi Gachagua. Raila did it the other day and Junet has also made fun of it. ODM wants to trigger Gachagua, they want him to speak. Gachagua in his interview steered clear of responding to Raila which was very wise. Junet again is poking him. Why? If Gachagua speaks it will turn TRIBAL and that is what Ruto wants. An election forged on tribal issues. If Gachagua is smart enough he should not respond because Junet will sink him with war of words.

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