THREE SENIOR OFFICERS RECEIVE NEWS OF THEIR PROMOTIONS BY PRESIDENT KENYATTA, WHILE IN PRAYER AT ARCHBISHOP MUHERIA’S EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE
When the Director of the Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau, Paul Mumo, the Deputy Director of Forensics Margaret Karanja and Central Regional Police boss Manasseh Musyoka accompanied the DCI Director General George Kinoti, to visit Nyeri archbishop, His Grace Anthony Muheria, they did not know that the good news of their promotions was nigh.
The Director General had planned for a surprise visit to Archbishop Muheria, who is his close confidant and spiritual mentor. A few senior officers who included the three volunteered to accompany him on the visit. Also in the entourage was the governor of Nairobi County, H.E Anne Kananu.
Apart from seeking the Archbishop’s intercession for police officers and their families as we head to the forthcoming general elections, the team had prepared a surprise birthday party for the man of God.
It was after the brief cake-cutting celebration and prayer that news of the elevation of the three from Commissioners of police to Assistant Inspector General, filtered into the room.
The officers who couldn’t hide their joy celebrated and thanked God for their elevation, as the Director General also thanked the Commander-in-Chief his excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta, for recognizing the officers’ efforts in fighting crime and rewarding them with promotions.
Mr Mumo, is the head of the elite Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau (CRIB) credited with responding to incidents of crime expeditiously and putting criminals where they belong.
The Director General was also accompanied by the director Investigations Bureau, Mr John Gachomo and the director planning at NPS headquarters Mr Patrick Ndunda among others.
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