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Farouk Kibet Spotted Throwing John Mbadi Off the Red Carpet After Gachagua’s ‘Co-President’ Remarks

Judith MwauraBy Judith MwauraApril 9, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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a significant altercation involving Farouk Kibet, a close aide to President William Ruto, and Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi during a public event.

The incident allegedly occurred after Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua referred to himself as the “co-president,” a remark that has sparked considerable controversy within political circles.​

Background of the Incident

The altercation took place during a high-profile event attended by several government officials. Following Deputy President Gachagua’s self-reference as the “co-president,” tensions reportedly escalated among attendees.

Witnesses suggest that Farouk Kibet, in a display of assertiveness, confronted CS John Mbadi, leading to a public exchange that drew the attention of those present.​

Reactions from Political Figures

The incident has elicited various reactions from political leaders. Farouk Kibet has been vocal in criticizing Deputy President Gachagua’s recent statements, particularly those urging elected leaders to remain within their constituencies.

Kibet emphasized the importance of national unity and the role of leaders in fostering it, suggesting that Gachagua’s remarks were selfish and counterproductive to the nation’s cohesion. ​

In response, Deputy President Gachagua has accused President Ruto’s close associates, including Farouk Kibet, of attempting to undermine his authority.

He expressed frustration over being directed by individuals he perceives as lacking the mandate to do so, emphasizing that he answers only to President Ruto and the people of Kenya. ​

Implications for Government Dynamics

The altercation and subsequent exchanges highlight underlying tensions within the current administration.

The public nature of the dispute raises questions about internal power dynamics and the influence of presidential aides in governmental affairs.

As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how these internal conflicts will impact the administration’s cohesion and effectiveness.​

Conclusion

The reported incident involving Farouk Kibet and CS John Mbadi underscores the complexities of political relationships within Kenya’s government.

As more details emerge, stakeholders and citizens alike will be closely monitoring how these internal disputes are resolved and what they mean for the country’s political landscape.

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