Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jared Ojuok, HSC, has been recognised with the “All Means All World Award 2025”, capping off a distinguished law enforcement career spanning over two decades.
The award, presented on 26 July 2025, celebrates Ojuok’s exceptional leadership, international advocacy, and deep humanitarian commitment.
Mr Ojuok joined the National Police Service on 3 March 2001 as a police constable in the General Service Unit (GSU). His steady rise through the ranks has been marked by integrity, professionalism, and service excellence.
After serving as an instructor at the GSU Training School, he was transferred to Police Headquarters in 2009, where he worked as a communications officer in the Office of the Police Spokesperson. He currently serves as Staff Officer, Public Relations, in the Kenya Police Service.
Ojuok holds a BA from the University of Nairobi and an MBA in Strategic Management from Kenyatta University. He has also earned diplomas in national security and police science from institutions in Israel.
Beyond his official duties, Ojuok serves as president of the International Police Association (IPA)—Kenya Section, leading initiatives that foster cross-border cooperation among police forces. A humanitarian at heart, he supports projects for displaced families, children, and vulnerable youth.
In 2022, he published When the Ancient Tree Falls, a reflective work capturing the human side of policing.
The National Police Service lauded his recognition, stating that Mr Ojuok embodies the Service’s highest ideals of professionalism, leadership, and compassion. His award is a testament to the impact one dedicated officer can have, locally and globally.
