Ruto urges chiefs to help identify criminals as 5,892 NGAOs graduate
President Ruto highlighted the findings of the recently released Jukwaa la Usalama Report, which captures citizens’ perspectives on security, governance, and community well-being. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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During the graduation of 5,892 National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs), President William Ruto urged chiefs and assistant chiefs to identify and address criminal elements, including cattle rustlers. He highlighted their crucial role in bridging the gap between the State and citizens, especially in remote areas.
- 5,892 NGAOs graduated, emphasizing the expansion of grassroots administration.
- President William Ruto called on NGAOs to support initiatives like the Fertilizer Subsidy Programme and the NYOTA programme for youth empowerment.
- The Jukwaa la Usalama Report was cited, underscoring the importance of citizen perspectives in security policy.
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