Omosh 1 hour laughs at Gachagua as he pleads with Ruto to deal with him-Ruto ongeza teargas pilipili na utupie Gachagua popote atakuwa. -
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Omosh 1 hour laughs at Gachagua as he pleads with Ruto to deal with him-Ruto ongeza teargas pilipili na utupie Gachagua popote atakuwa.

Social media commentator Omosh 1 Hour has taken a swipe at Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, mocking him for publicly seeking intervention from President William Ruto over recent political disputes. Speaking online, Omosh suggested that Gachagua’s complaints are minor compared to past actions while he served as Deputy President, implying that his current grievances lack weight.

In a viral post, Omosh humorously recommended extreme measures, saying: “Ruto, ongeza teargas, pilipili, na utupie Gachagua popote atakuwa.” He emphasized that what Gachagua is upset about now is insignificant compared to the decisions and actions he took while in office, adding a biting remark about the timing of his current complaints: “Sasa Gachagua unalia nini, ni wakati wako kulia na bado.”

The commentary has sparked reactions online, with supporters laughing at the satire while critics argue that such statements deepen political divisions and personal attacks. Analysts note that social media personalities like Omosh 1 Hour often use humor and exaggeration to influence public perception, especially during politically charged moments.

The remarks come at a time when the Deputy President has been in the spotlight for his comments on political alliances, ethnic mobilization, and upcoming electoral strategies. Observers suggest that the viral nature of Omosh’s post highlights the growing role of online commentary in shaping political discourse, where memes, jokes, and sarcastic remarks often dominate public attention.

While some view Omosh’s post as harmless satire, others warn that mixing humor with politics can risk misinterpretation, especially in a climate of heightened political sensitivity. For now, the exchange underscores the tension and competitive banter prevalent among Kenyan political figures and commentators alike.