William Ruto's Skillfully Drives Rigathi Gachagua in School Bus amid Fallout Claims

 

President Willam Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua

President Willam Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua visited South Imenti, Meru county, on Thursday, June 13, where the president delivered a bus to Mitunguu Technical Training Institute (TTI). President William Ruto gave Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua a ride in a bus he donated to Mitunguu Technical Training Institute.What did Ruto do in Meru? During the event, Ruto was seen driving his deputy Gachagua in a school bus, amid claims of a fallout. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki accompanied Ruto and Gachagua.  In the video, Ruto smiles as he greets students, then boards the bus and assumes the driver's seat. He then honked the bus and instructed the students to get on board. "Let the students get on board," Ruto said. Ruto proceeded to drive the bus while receiving cheers from everyone on board. Gachagua, seated beside a student in the passenger seat, quietly observed the scenery through the window. How did netizens react to Ruto driving Gachagua? The video sparked mixed reactions from netizens with most of them focusing on Gachagua's facial expressions during the ride. Jymo_jymooh: "Truthful man had to seat next to the window." Michealmatofari: "Riggy G is not even amused." Brian_sure_obinno: "Truthful man is not happy." Bravenesh: "Riggy G knows better." Stylesfrmd0: "Gachagua looks tired." Shintriz: "Riggy G looks worried."  Ryan_nays: "Why does Gachagua look angry?" 

by  Faith Chandianya