Gachagua claims Ruto ordered energy chiefs’ arrests over oil deal

Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has defended top energy bosses who are in police custody over claims of a suspected fuel import scandal. Gachagua claims the energy officials defied the g2g oil deal with the aim of importing cheap fuel. He says influential businessmen and state operatives orchestrated their arrest. Kiharu member of parliament ndindi nyoro wants the government to drop the 8% vat and an additional 7 shillings per litre to caution kenyan's from the high cost of fuel and the immediate release of the energy officials.