Rigathi Gachagua Speech Interrupted at Lawyers Event and Forced To Cut It Short
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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was forced to interrupt his address after a sudden power blackout disrupted an event bringing together lawyers from the Mt Kenya region on Saturday night.
The unexpected incident briefly interrupted the gathering, drawing attention from attendees who had assembled to listen to the former Deputy President and other speakers.
Gachagua was addressing the lawyers when the electricity supply went off, leaving the venue temporarily without power. The interruption forced him to pause his speech as organisers and those present dealt with the unexpected situation.
The meeting brought together legal professionals from across the Mt Kenya region, providing an opportunity for discussions on issues affecting the legal fraternity and the wider community.
Gachagua’s appearance at the gathering comes amid continued political activity in the Mt Kenya region, where the former Deputy President remains an influential political figure.
His public engagements have continued to attract attention, particularly as political leaders position themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The blackout, although temporary, became an unexpected moment during the event, interrupting what had been an important gathering for members of the legal profession.
It was not immediately clear what caused the power interruption or how long the electricity supply remained disconnected.
The incident also raised questions about the preparedness of event organisers to handle unexpected technical disruptions during public functions.
Despite the interruption, the gathering remained an important meeting point for lawyers from the region, with Gachagua’s address among the key highlights of the evening.
The incident comes as political and professional gatherings continue to shape conversations across the Mt Kenya region.
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- November 8, 2026
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