Victor Elvis Mugambi
Super Metro has denied allegations that its buses transported goons to disrupt former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s political engagements in Kirinyaga. The company states that the buses seen in the area were actually carrying secondary school students heading to Kathandeni Forest in Gichugu Constituency for a church-organized hiking activity.
Super Metro clarifies the purpose of the buses amid political tensions
The transport firm has emphasized that there is no connection between these buses and any political interference or disruptions. The company’s spokesperson assured the public that their buses were solely used for the lawful transportation of students involved in a recreational hike organized by the AIC Church Ziwani Nairobi.
The church has also supported this explanation, clarifying that the students had no links to the political activities or any goon-related disruptions. This clarification comes at a time when tensions around political gatherings in Kirinyaga have been heightened by recent allegations and security concerns.
Residents and officials are now focusing on ensuring the safety of students and the integrity of public transport services during such events. The incident underscores the importance of verifying transport details and the role of organizations in safeguarding young participants in community and religious activities.
As investigations continue, the focus remains on preventing misinformation and ensuring peaceful political processes. The community and authorities are urged to work together to promote safety and transparency in future events, especially in tense political climates.
