- Aisha was going about her business in Mombasa county, near Mama Ngina when she saw Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua pass by
- She revealed that she called out to him and on his third round moved closer and asked more about her business before inviting her to his house and giving her KSh 100,000
- Chengo said she used the money to pay fees for her kids and buy seats for her business and she was sad that her benefactor was being sent home
A Mombasa woman who owns an eatery near Mama Ngina Park has wept bitterly after she learnt that parliament had impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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How did Chengo and Gachagua meet?
Speaking to Kameme FM, Aisha Chengo said that she spotted Gachagua in the coastal City of Mombasa while he was going about his daily routine.
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“He was taking walks in the morning at Mama Ngina Drive and he had an umbrella. I called out to him and he answered then left. However, on the third round he came back to me,” she said.
“He asked me dear lady is this job enough for you ? I told him it is not enough me it is not even enough; school fees and rent are too much for me. I have three kids with one being little and in baby class; I told him I wanted my babies to be educated until they can’t enough,’ she added.
How did Gachagua help Chengo?
Chengo was subsequently invited to formerly visit Gachagua, and when she went, she said it felt very different.
“I felt different, like other women. He helped me with KSh 100,000 which used to pay fees and buy seats for my eatery. I thank God he brought his angel to me. It is painful what he is going through, but what can I do? I can’t go to parliament to speak for him,” she said.
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A tearful Chengo finished with a prayer for her benefactor.
“God will fight for you in everything; may he fighht for your house and work ,cried Chengo. God is with you Gacahgua, don’t worry,” she said.
Kenyans console Rigathi Gachagua after impeachment
In another story, Kenyans took to their social media platforms after he was impeached by MPs in parliament.
After the impeachment, Gachagua turned his hopes to the Senate, where the charges leading to his impeachment will be reviewed.
Some Kenyans believed the members of the Upper House might differ from their colleagues in the National Assembly after thoroughly interrogating the charges against Gachagua.
The Senate, through a committee or plenary, is expected to decide Gachagua’s fate within seven days.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
