[PHOTOS] Kindiki shares Boxing Day meal with Baringo security officers

In a remarkable display of solidarity and appreciation, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki spent an unconventional Boxing Day this year.

Breaking from tradition, he chose to share the festive day with security officers stationed in a frontline area of Baringo county, actively engaged in combating banditry and enhancing regional security.

The CS's  Tuesday visit to the base, which started in the morning, was greeted with a mix of surprise and respect from the officers

Kindiki began his day by inspecting progress on the establishment of new security facilities.

As lunchtime approached, in a move that resonated with the officers,  assisted in serving the meal in the base kitchen.

The menu featured a hearty selection of well-grilled meat, ugali (a Kenyan staple), and a variety of other local delicacies.

CS Kindiki personally served the meal to the officers in the frontline at Karanga Joto, at the border of Baringo North and Tiaty Sub-Counties in Baringo County.

He also distributed Christmas season celebrations food items for Anti-Stock Theft Unit (ASTU), Rapid Deployment Unit(RDU) camps in Ngaratuko, Kagir, and Loruk and for Loruk Police Station, Yatya Police Post and local National Police Reservists (NPRs)