Rigathi Gachagua claims to earn KES 1 million per month from dairy farming, but it would be more transparent if he shared detailed tax records and production cost calculations to substantiate this. This raises questions about the overall business model and the level of transparency in his ventures.
This claim also contrasts with an earlier statement in which Riggy G said he and his family had decided not to engage in any business related to the government. However, the fact that his sons were reportedly involved in securing a KEMSA tender seems to contradict this.
Additionally, regarding the Treetops lease, one might question whether it was awarded through a fair and competitive tendering process. He says there's a company tied to this lease and was formed around 2015, which brings up another question: how old were his sons at the time this company was established?
President @WilliamsRuto effects changes within the Senior Ranks of the National Police Service and Kenya Prisons Service following the resignation of I.G Eng. Japhet Koome.