Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) boss Rigathi Gachagua on Wednesday told off critics who accuse him of speaking too much and revealing political secrets meant to remain behind closed doors, especially before any deal is sealed.
In response, the former deputy president said he has no intention of keeping quiet and will continue expressing himself uncensored, insisting that he is guided by truthfulness, openness and honesty.
“I have heard people say that I should not give out my strategy or my secrets... There is no secret. I’m an open book,” he said in a KTN interview.
He added: “I speak for the people who support me, and they have every right to know what I’m planning for them.”
Mr Gachagua said he will not engage in the deceit of hidden cards and secret deals.
“I’m not the one to go agreeing in secret. I will come out and declare to my supporters so that they know the kind of deal I am entering them into,” he said.
He argued that such secrecy is
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