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Agnesmary’s star began to rise, and seven years after joining the National Police Service, she earned promotion to the rank of Corporal.<\/p>\n
Her determination and hard work earned her subsequent promotions to ranks of Sergeant, Inspector, Chief Inspector of Police, Assistant Superintedent of Police, Superintedent of Police and Commissioner of Police.<\/p>\n
Agnesmary started her checkered career in the disciplined forces with her first posting to Raliways Nakuru. She was later posted to Eldoret Railway Police and later Kisumu Railways.<\/p>\n
She returned to Eldoret Railway Police and later to Meru Division, Police Headquarters, after she earned promotion to the rank of Chief Inspector of Police.<\/p>\n
In 2012, Amojong undertook Higher
\ntraining course at Kiganjo Training College.Upon graduation, she was promoted to the rank of Deputy Officer Commanding Police Division( now Deputy Sub County Commander).<\/p>\n
That magnificent feat saw her transferred to Mbooni East as Sub County Police Commander where she discharged her duties for four years.<\/p>\n
Agnesmary returned to Police headquarters and later to Kericho as Deputy County Commander Kericho in 2022. In 2023, she was posted to Nyamira as County Police Commander until 3 days ago when she proceeded on terminal leave.<\/p>\n
Most proud moment<\/p>\n
1. First Teso lady to have attained that rank.
\n2. To have completed and retired with no displinary record.<\/p>\n
Asked who motivated her to join the National Police Service, Amojong cited her father Simon Odeke, her uncle Francis Ichami, and aunt Naoimi Ichami.<\/p>\n
The retired County Police Commander said during her tenure as senior police officer, she encountered numerous challenges due to the scarcity of staff attributed to sickness and high alcohol intake.<\/p>\n
On her plans after retirement, Amojong said she had retired peacefully and now wants to focus her energy to serve God in full and humanity.<\/p>\n
On integrity, Agnesmary urged Police officers to learn to fear God from their heart and to learn to work without supervision.<\/p>\n
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Agnesmary said the reforms in the police service she considered most impactful were the decision to give officer commanding stations vehicles.<\/p>\n
Whether she encountered any barriers or not during her tenure, Amojong said they were meagre, especially when you are expecting and when you are dependable in sports or First Aid.<\/p>\n
Colleagues have praised her as an officer with an enduring legacy of dedication, professionalism, service, and excellence throughout her career.<\/p>\n
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A long-serving woman police officer, Agnesmary Amojong, has officially retired after an impressive 39 years in the disciplined forces. Agnesmary, who hails from Kocholia in Teso North Sub-County, joined the service as a Police Constable and steadily rose through the ranks to become the Commissioner of Police and retired as County Police Commander, Nyamira […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":11211,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[41],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-11213","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-governance"],"yoast_head":"\n