This move has sparked intense discussions online, with many questioning the timing and reasons behind it.
According to reports, some leaders in the Kenya Kwanza coalition have accused Gachagua of allegedly using his funds to hire goons to create chaos and unrest, even in churches.
The claims suggest that the money was intended to disrupt peace and spread fear among communities ahead of the next elections.
In addition, the former deputy president is also accused of planning to use some of the funds to influence media outlets, spreading false information to manipulate public opinion during the upcoming elections.
The EACC has not yet released an official statement, but social media users are already reacting strongly to these developments. More details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
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