Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omolo has praised the effective teamwork between government agencies in ensuring the national examinations proceed without disruption, reaffirming the state’s commitment to maintaining integrity and order throughout the process.
Highlights:
- PS Raymond Omolo oversaw exam container opening in Starehe.
- He commended smooth coordination among agencies.
- No major exam-related incidents reported so far.
- Government promises continued vigilance for fair, credible exams.
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Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omolo has expressed confidence in the government’s efforts to uphold the integrity of the ongoing national examinations.
Speaking on Wednesday morning during the opening of an examination container at the Starehe Deputy County Commissioner’s office, Omolo commended the teamwork among various government departments charged with managing the exam process.
He noted that coordination between the Ministry of Education, Interior Ministry, and local administrators has played a crucial role in ensuring exams run without disruption or malpractice.
“We have not had any major incidents since the exams started, and this is because of the good coordination,” Omolo stated.
The PS reaffirmed that the government remains steadfast in its oversight role, ensuring that students sit for their exams in a secure and fair environment. His assurance comes as candidates across the country continue with the critical national assessments under heightened security measures.
As the exam season continues, Omolo’s words echo a national hope that every student’s hard work will be measured fairly, in the spirit of honesty and diligence.
