Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Monday revealed that he had settled down at his new office at the Harambee House Annex.

The deputy president revealed that he had already taken over at the building that had previously been occupied by his boss, President William Ruto.


Gachagua stated that he is now ready to settle down and work towards the country's economic recovery.

“We are now ready to work and change our country’s trajectory towards recovery. I have settled at my new office at Harambee House Annex and it’s all systems go,” Gachagua said.

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The deputy president thanked the staff at the Office of the Deputy President for briefing him and assuring him of their cooperation.

"I thank the senior staff at the office of the Deputy President for the very exhaustive brief and the assurance of them being efficient in running the office and service delivery to the people of Kenya," Gagachua said.

Gachagua also thanked the clergymen who visited and prayed for him at his new office.


"I thank our Bishops for taking time to bless the office and commit our work to God as I help President William Ruto in managing the affairs of our Great Nation," the deputy president said.

Ruto has already relocated to his new office at Harambee House after he was sworn in as the president last week.