CS Tuya leads tributes to fallen soldiers as Kenya marks KDF Day

Nairobi, Kenya - Defence Secretary Soipan Tuya has led tributes to the serving and retired military personnel as Kenya commemorates Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Day. Tuya honored the fallen soldiers and recognized the sacrifices made by their families to protect the country. In her message, she urged Kenyans to pay tribute to military personnel for their courage, discipline and dedication.

Tuya emphasized the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by fallen heroes and heroines, as their ultimate sacrifice remains a reminder of the commitment required to safeguard Kenya's sovereignty and territorial integrity. She acknowledged the challenges and sacrifices faced by serving personnel, veterans, and military families.

The Kenya Defence Forces continue to play a crucial role in maintaining national security and contributing to regional peace and stability. In their tribute, KDF highlighted the courage, discipline, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment of its personnel, paying respect to officers and service members, past and present.

The National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K) also joined in recognizing the dedication, sacrifice, and professionalism of military personnel in protecting Kenya's sovereignty and national interests. KDF's football team, Ulinzi Stars FC, celebrated the military by acknowledging the inspiration their courage, dedication, and selfless service provide to the team.