The Deputy President enjoys outdoor activities, healthy eating, and regular exercise, and he makes no secret of his daily and nightly routines.
Gachagua visited the exciting city of Dubai on a business trip to the United Arab Emirates, where he got in a workout at Kite Beach on Friday night, July 28.
His remarks gave the impression that his training was simpler than it actually was. Gachagua claimed to have gone for a long walk around the neighborhood.
But as you look at the photographs he uploaded more closely, you’ll notice a contrast, and a theme will emerge. Gachagua’s bodyguards protected him from danger without drawing attention to themselves.
From the man in the yellow tee and white turban to the heavily laden assistant in the tracksuit to the aide of foreign descent in the red tee and comical pack bag typical of Kenyan touts and mama mbogas, there is a wide variety of sartorial styles to be seen in the country’s aid workforce.
These officers were able to keep a close eye on the DP without drawing unnecessary attention to themselves by blending in with their surroundings.
Gachagua ran a few meters along the Dubai beach while strategically wedged between security officials from the Presidential Guard Unit, and then stopped at a restricted spot to do some exercise.
Ambassador Peter Mwendwa, Consul General for Dubai and the Northern Emirates, accompanied the deputy commander. Elite soldiers serving as his security adopted what Security Analyst Stephen Otieno called a “360-degree view” to keep him safe and cover all possible angles.
The security specialist, who has worked with high-profile figures like President Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, said that Gachagua’s guards must have communicated with their counterparts in Dubai to assess the situation and take the appropriate measures.
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