They criticised Gachagua for allegedly failing to advise President Ruto as his Principal Assistant on measures that should have been taken to prevent the loss of lives during the anti-tax protests.
The deputy president scored 42 per cent on communicating to Kenyans what they are doing and on competency.
At a time when Kenya stands poised at the threshold of transformative change, such internal discord threatens to derail progress and divert attention from the pressing issues facing the nation.
The Commission for Revenue Allocation was established as an independent institution to facilitate this process and build consensus among stakeholders.
Gachagua revived the debate for the distribution of national resources a week ago, issuing remarks that Northern leaders see as supportive of the clamour by Mt. Kenya leaders for more resources.
He announced plans for a Sh1.2 billion investment to construct a new bridge at the destroyed Kona Punda section of the Garissa-Nairobi Highway.
Daily alerts will be issued to inform the public of potential dangers, appealing for cooperation with government agencies and partners to save lives and livelihoods.
The revelation that the task force's recommendations have been accepted is a great relief to officers across the country, who for years, have complained of being neglected.
RPL seeks to recognize people in the Jua Kali sector who have prior skills but have not been formally recognized.
Ali Bule Samatar will be replaced by former Kisii County Criminal Investigations Officer (CCIO) Adan Guyo.
The DP questioned the leaders' absence at the drug eradication conference despite the worrying numbers of substance abuse.
The forthcoming measures aim to address the issue comprehensively and involve various sectors for a holistic approach.
Gachagua had claimed that Justice Maina had declared his wealth proceeds of crime without giving him a chance to defend himself.
Gachagua said the TSC was wrong to punish teachers who ran away to save their lives.
CoG Chairperson and Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru went further to add that the counties are owed a total of Sh62.58 billion from the equitable share that is yet to be disbursed.
The DP said the county chiefs are expected to use emergency money "within their financial provision and reallocate money within their budget to intervene for the people that they govern."
The grant is set to support priority areas of green transition on environmental sustainability and digital inclusion, democratic governance as well as peace and stability.