Gachagua says 'change is on the horizon' as DCP expands Mt. Kenya footprint

Addressing supporters, Gachagua said his party had begun a campaign aimed at addressing what he described as injustices facing the country.

"We have embarked on a mission to rectify the injustices inflicted upon Kenya...," Gachagua said.

He described the rally as the start of what he called a new political phase for the country.

"This marks the beginning of a new chapter, one dedicated to reclaiming our nation...," he said.

Gachagua also said Nanyuki reflected what he described as a growing desire for change among Kenyans.

"Nanyuki Town in Laikipia County stands as a shining example of a people yearning for change. And indeed, change is on the horizon," he said.

Gachagua also said Nanyuki reflected what he described as a growing desire for change among Kenyans.

"Nanyuki Town in Laikipia County stands as a shining example of a people yearning for change. And indeed, change is on the horizon," he said.

He thanked residents for attending the rally and backing his political movement.

"Asanteni sana, Nanyuki Town, Laikipia County, for your resilience and commitment to walk with us on this transformative journey," he said.

The DCP leader was accompanied by Nyandarua Senator John Methu, newly elected Ol-Kalou MP Sammy Kamau and other leaders.

The rally formed part of Gachagua's political engagements as he continues to popularise the Democracy for Citizens Party in different parts of the country.

His remarks centred on the need for political change, with the DCP leader urging supporters to remain committed to the party's agenda as it expands its activities.