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Omanyala graduates as police constable

Sprinter among 2,881 recruits who graduated on Tuesday

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by LINDWE DANFLOW

News10 January 2023 - 15:06
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In Summary


  • • Comedian David Ndambuki alias Churchill penned a message urging him to now pursue criminals.
  • •The athlete joined the police force in 2021 after he agreed to compete in track events for the National Police Service (NPS).
Police Constable Ferdinand Omanyala after graduating at the Kiganjo Police Training College on Tuesday

Africa's fastest man Ferdinand Omanyala graduated as a police constable from Kiganjo Police Training College on Tuesday

Omanyala was among the 2,881 recruits who graduated on Tuesday at an event that was presided by President William Ruto.  

The athlete joined the police force in 2021 after he agreed to compete in track events for the National Police Service (NPS).

“The 25-year-old sensational sprinter has taken up a new role that will see him represent the National Police Service in future track events,” NPS said in a statement

Kenyans have come out to congratulate the sprinter.

Comedian David Ndambuki alias Churchill penned a message urging him to now pursue criminals.

"Congratulations officer ⁦@Ferdiomanyala⁩ . Sasa kimbizana na majambazi…"

Aspiring politician Alinur Mohamed while congratulating Omanyala reminded him that with great power comes great responsibility.

"Finally, constable Ferdinand Omanyala. Congratulations to you constable Omanyala as you graduate today alongside other 2,881 constables from the National Police Service College in Kiganjo. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility," Alinur said 

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