Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua continued his early morning routine on Thursday with a walk through Kisumu City.
Dressed in a black and red tracksuit emblazoned with his nickname “Riggy G,” the Deputy President engaged with residents along his route. Some locals took the opportunity to snap selfies with him.
“It was a pleasure to interact with the hardworking people of Lakeside City who were already busy with their morning activities,” Gachagua shared.
He described the walk as “refreshing and invigorating, offering a chance to enjoy the beauty and breeze from the nearby Lake Victoria.”
This marks the second day of the DP’s visit to Kisumu, where he is accompanying President William Ruto on a four-day development tour.
On Wednesday, President Ruto outlined his administration’s broader vision for creating job opportunities and driving economic growth nationwide. He announced plans to establish ICT hubs in every constituency to provide employment for the youth and to develop county aggregation and industrial parks in each county to stimulate local economies.
