President William Ruto has made significant changes to the leadership of the National Police Service, nominating Douglas Kanja as the new Inspector-General.
Kanja, currently the Acting Inspector-General, has been proposed for the permanent position.
Eliud Kipkoech Lagat and Gilbert Masengeli have been appointed as Deputy Inspector-Generals.
Details of the Appointments:
Douglas Kanja: With nearly four decades in law enforcement, Kanja has held various key positions including Deputy Inspector General and Commandant of the General Service Unit. His nomination aims to provide stable leadership within the National Police Service.
Eliud Kipkoech Lagat: Appointed as Deputy Inspector-General of the Kenya Police Service.
Gilbert Masengeli: Appointed as Deputy Inspector-General of the Administration Police Service and designated as the Acting Inspector-General until Kanja’s nomination is confirmed by Parliament.
Goals and Impact:
These changes are part of Ruto’s strategy to enhance security and improve leadership within the National Police Service.
Kanja’s extensive experience is expected to guide the service effectively during these crucial times
