{UAH} Kenya's ex- VP Rigathi Gachuga may have been saved by the impeachment!!

It's difficult to defend Ray G's actions. The energy he used to spread venom when he assumed power ultimately couldn't shield him. His rapid descent into corruption was evident, exemplifying the adage 'Power Corrupts.' However, his abrupt removal from power might have been a blessing in disguise, sparing him and his family from potentially greater troubles and hatred. My two cents if he put thought into what he was saying many a time. He oozed of primitivity while he attacked perceived political enemies even from his own Mt Kenya back yard.

This experience offers Ray G an opportunity to cultivate humility, learn from his mistakes, and recognize that power can be taken away as swiftly as it's given. He should acknowledge his mortality and embrace humbleness, empathy, and compassion for others – essential qualities for a longer, more fulfilling life.

While it's natural for Ray G to feel upset about his removal, it may have saved him from more catastrophic consequences. This serves as a valuable lesson for both his family and those who supported his approach.

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