NAIROBI, Kenya- The Kenya Police Service has bid farewell to Senior Assistant Inspector General of Police Peter Ndungu, the outgoing Director of Logistics, following a distinguished career in public service.
Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service Eliud Lagat joined Government Spokesperson Charles Owino, police officers, colleagues and friends at a farewell celebration held at the Police Pavilion on Friday, November 13, 2026.
The ceremony recognised Ndungu’s contribution to the service, particularly his leadership in the logistics department, which supports the movement, deployment and operational readiness of officers across the country.
In a statement, the Kenya Police Service commended Ndungu for his professionalism, leadership and commitment to strengthening logistical support for policing operations.
Service behind police operations
While much of policing is visible through patrols, investigations and public safety operations, logistics remains a critical function in ensuring officers have the resources needed to carry out their duties.
The outgoing director’s role involved supporting the systems that enable policing operations to run effectively, including the coordination of essential resources and operational support.
Speakers at the farewell said Ndungu had served the institution with dedication and professionalism, earning the respect of colleagues during his time in public service.
His departure marks the end of a chapter in the Kenya Police Service, where senior officers and other staff gathered to celebrate his work and wish him well in his next phase of life.
“Congratulations on a career well served, Mr Ndungu. Best wishes in your next chapter,” the Kenya Police Service said.
The service thanked Ndungu for his contribution to the nation and recognised his commitment to duty throughout his career.
