Ruto directs IG Kanja to clamp down on hooliganism, vows strict legal action against perpetrators

The directive came as he presided over the graduation of 5,982 National Government Administration Officers, including chiefs and assistant chiefs, on Monday. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Kenya's President William Ruto has instructed Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja to take decisive action against individuals instigating violence and using youth for hooliganism. This directive follows a surge in violent incidents, including disruptions during recent by-elections and a clash at a church service.

President Ruto issued the directive while presiding over the graduation of 5,982 National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs).
The order emphasizes strict legal action against perpetrators to end thuggery and maintain stability across the nation.
The President highlighted key challenges such as cattle rustling, banditry, hooliganism, and drug abuse, urging NGAOs to proactively identify criminals and enforce the law.

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