PS Omollo: Security agencies ready for 2027 elections
The government has put in place an elaborate measures to ensure adequate security before, during and after the 2027 General Election, Internal Security Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has said. Omollo said security agencies have gained valuable experience from previous elections and are prepared to ensure peace and stability throughout the electoral period. He noted that […] The post PS…
Kenya's government has implemented robust security measures to guarantee a secure environment prior, during, and post the 2027 General Election, according to Internal Security Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo. Drawing from the lessons learned in prior elections, Omollo stated that security forces are well-equipped to maintain peace and stability throughout the electoral period.
He highlighted the government's efforts to revamp cohesion and civic education initiatives, including the Uwiano project spearheaded by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC), aimed at fostering dialogue and involving citizens before the elections. Omollo emphasized that all political entities are permitted to campaign and interact with voters nationwide, as long as they comply with the law.
He underscored that every political formation has the right to visit any region in Kenya to disseminate their views. Omollo also called upon political actors to respect law and order during their campaign activities. The news article "PS Omollo: Security agencies ready for 2027 elections" was originally published on KBC Digital and marked the first appearance of this report.
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