Kaluma’s remarks, shared through his latest Facebook post, immediately sparked reactions online, with supporters and critics clashing over the controversial statement.
The outspoken ODM lawmaker wrote, “We thank the British Government for ordering Gachagua out of London,” words that quickly spread across social media and political discussion forums.
The statement comes at a time when Gachagua remains at the center of intense political conversations following his impeachment battles and growing criticism against the Kenya Kwanza administration.
Kaluma, known for his strong defense of ODM leader Raila Odinga and his sharp attacks on political opponents, appeared to suggest that foreign governments were beginning to distance themselves from leaders associated with divisive politics.
His comments drew mixed reactions from Kenyans, with some supporting his bold stance while others accused him of celebrating diplomatic embarrassment against a fellow Kenyan leader.
Supporters of Gachagua dismissed the claims as political propaganda, arguing that there has been no official communication from the British authorities confirming such action. Others questioned why Kenyan leaders continue taking local political battles to international platforms.
The latest exchange further highlights the widening political divide in the country as leaders continue positioning themselves ahead of future political realignments.
Political analysts believe such public statements are likely to intensify tensions between rival camps within the opposition and government circles.
As the debate continues online, many Kenyans are now waiting to see whether Gachagua or his allies will officially respond to Kaluma’s explosive remarks.
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