Drug Barons, Alcohol Cartels Are Fighting Back But We Will Succeed – Pastor Dorcas Rigathi
The Spouse of the Deputy President Pastor Dorcas
By OSLP
The Spouse of the Deputy President Pastor Dorcas has emphasized her support for Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s fight against drugs and substance abuse as well as alcoholism in the Mt. Kenya region.
Pastor Dorcas revealed that some cartels who have been making profits from selling illicit alcohol to kill young men in the region have been fighting back. She however said together with the DP, they will not relent in their quest to rescue the boychild.
“I know the work we are doing, the drug barons and those who sell alcohol are fighting back, but you will not succeed against us, because the work we are doing is the work of God and it will be done. We are going to save the boychild and save our country and that is why we are here. We are going to fight what must be fought,“ she said.
She said that the DP is a good leader who means well for this country. Speaking on Sunday at PCEA Kabiruini in Mathira constituency, Nyeri County during the retirement service of Rev. Peter Mwikumi, Pastor Dorcas said she supports the Deputy President in prayers.
“He (DP Gachagua) is a good leader, and he is going to lead, because we are on our knees. They said he will not get there; he is there by the grace of God. And by the power of God, he will remain there and we are going to pray for him. That is a message coming from his wife,” she said,
Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga who also graced the occasion said the region is solidly behind the DP, a sentiment that was echoed by Senator Wahome Wamatinga and Mathira MP Eric Wamumbi who were also present.
“As a people, we are behind the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, and there is no two ways about that. As region we want to say in a very specific way, that we are solidly behind President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.We can see a joint ticket and we are behind that,” Kahiga said.
Rev.Mwikumi has been serving as a PCEA priest for 40 years.
Thousands of faithful attended the colourful farewell service.
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