PS Omollo orders transfer of 117 Deputy Commissioners in wake of anti-govt protests
By Mary Wambui |
The move that coincides with the management of anti-government protests that have been happening across major towns countrywide.
The Principal Secretary for Internal Security Raymond Omollo has transferred 117 Deputy Commissioners from their current postings effective immediately.
The administrators who include three from Isiolo County, two from Garissa and two from the headquarters are required to report to their new postings by Thursday next week.
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A memo authorised by the PS dated Friday does not state the reason for their transfers, a move that coincides with the management of anti-government protests that have been happening across major towns across the country.
"Release the officers to report to their new stations by July 24, 2024," the memo addressed to all regional and county commissioners and copied to the Human Resources officer at the Office of the President reads.
The administrators have been transferred as follows:
Martin Riungu Muriithi from OOP Headquarters to Bungoma North, William Kipngetich Bett from OOP Headquarters to Sabatia, Ronald O. Enyakasi from Matungu to OOP Headquarters, Buxton Abwasi Mayabi from Samburu (Kwale) to Mukaa, Dubat Hassan Mohamed from Garissa to Bothai.
Tobias Onyango Okoth from Nairobi to North Horr, John Kennedy Oroche from Kiambu to Turkana West, Walter K. Katonon from Nairobi to Isiolo, and Anne Nanjakho Wafukho from Nairobi to Gem Wagai.
David Lusava from Malindi to Marakwet West, Robert Mutisya Nzuki from Sololo to Rangwe, Margaret W. Mbugua from Igambang'ombe to Gatundu North, John Kichwen Birgen from West Pokot to Teso South, Patrick Kilonzo Ngoru from Mombasa to Samburu (Kwale) and Kennedy John Changandu from Kajiado to Mt. Elgon.
Mohamed Haji Abass from Mukaa to Kibra, Ali Omari from Soin Sigowet to Nakuru West, Nicholas Llanziva Kijuba from Trans-Nzoia West to Pokot North, Solomon Komen Chesut from Garissa to Busia, Jane Wanjiru Kaingati from Nyeri to Taita and Aloice Obel Ojwang from Bungoma North to Dadaab.
Dancan Owuor Okwach from Bungoma South to Likoni, Kitiyo Chepoton from Soy to Magarini, Obed Nyagaka Mose from Sabatia to Baringo North, Malack Makunda Namai from Baringo North to Kuresoi South, Jama Mohamud H. Hirsi from Mwingi West to Kajiado Central, Mohamed Dakane Maow from Marakwet East to Rabai, Jillo Alfet Hadulu from Nandi Central to Katulani.
Justin Maina Kamau from Oloililai to Mandera North, Gabriel Mburu Kionifrom Lamu West to Kipipiri, Joseph Lenkarie Murrampi from Mandera North to Lamu West, Mathew Mwangi Wambugu from Likoni to Kigumo and Benson Muriuki Karani from Taveta to Merti/
Gabriel Omollo Othina from Kinango to Kadibo, Ahmed Kher Mohamud from Rabai to Mombasa, George Ochieng Orina from Kitui to Turkana North, Ronald Fumba Mwiwawi from Mombasa to Kamukunji, Abdalah S Mwanzungu from Wajir East to Teso Central, George Odoyo Onyango from Kadibo to Wajir East and Michael Kinya Kioni from Merti to Nyeri South.
Andrew Omolo Koko from Cherab to Siaya, Patrick Muema Musango from Isiolo to Mwea East, Henry Kipkemoi Rop from North Horr to Garissa, Tom Otieno Odhiambo from Taita Taveta to Kibish, Fredrick Martin Muli from Kahuro to Kinango and Beatrice Auma Odira from Kwale to Suba Central.
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