Why NPSC rejected Kiganjo boss Nyale Munga’s bid to stay beyond 60
Munga, the commandant of the National Police Service College in Kiganjo, turned 60 in August.
Senior Assistant Inspector-General of Police Gideon Nyale Munga.
The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) has rejected the request by Senior Assistant Inspector-General of Police Gideon Nyale Munga to serve beyond the retirement age of 60.
Mr Munga, the commandant of the National Police Service (NPS) College in Kiganjo, Nyeri County, turned 60 in August.
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