The National Police Service (NPS) joined Muslim faithful in celebrating Eid on Sunday, March 30, 2025. Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja attended Eid prayers at Business Bay Square (BBS) Mall in Eastleigh, Nairobi.
He was welcomed by Kamukunji MP Yusuf Abdi Hassan. IG Kanja expressed his honor in celebrating with the Muslim community. He emphasized the importance of Eid and assured Kenyans that security had been enhanced nationwide.
The police chief announced the establishment of more police stations in Eastleigh. He assured that these stations would be well-equipped with vehicles to improve service delivery.
IG Kanja urged Kenyans to work with the police to strengthen security. He emphasized that safety is a shared responsibility.
He also extended warm Eid wishes to the Muslim community across Kenya. He highlighted the NPS’s commitment to unity, understanding, and cooperation among all religious groups.
“As we celebrate, let us embrace peace, gratitude, and compassion,” IG Kanja stated.
Several senior police officers attended the event. They included NPS Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga, Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Sedah, and Nairobi Region SOOPs Charles Kases. Also present were Starehe Sub-County Police Commander Wilson Muraya and Nairobi SOB 1 Boniface Lomuk.
The police assured residents of continued efforts to maintain security. Officers remain on high alert to ensure peaceful celebrations.
