NPS Explains DCI Boss Mohammed Amin’s Exit

Various media reports had suggested that Amin is set to exit the service on April 1, following the completion of his tenure and having attained the 60-year mandatory retirement age...

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The National Police Service (NPS) has vehemently denied reports claiming that the tenure of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss, Mohammed Amin, is set to end on April 1.

NPS described the reports as "inaccurate, premature, speculative and misleading."
The key person involved is DCI boss Mohammed Amin.
The NPS specifically criticized the Daily Nation for publishing what they deem an authoritative declaration on a public officer's tenure.

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