The government has committed to ensuring the planned police recruitment is transparent and free of graft.
Addressing the media in Kisumu county, Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen revealed that Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) officials are locked up in meetings in Nairobi to deliberate on recruitment regulations.
Murkomen, while addressing the question of regulations for recruitment, stressed that the process to be undertaken soon must give an opportunity to deserving Kenyans.
“The National Police Service(NPS) and Commission will be giving us clarity of direction,” explained the CS.
He disclosed that although he has been briefed about the deliberations, he does not want to preempt the outcome of the meeting.
“Eventually, we want a transparent process free of bribery claims and ensure recruitment to NPS doesn’t go to the highest bidder,” said the CS.
