While the Kalonzo Musyoka-led team waited at the Police Headquarters for a report on the ACK Giitima Church attack, the police boss have been busy elsewhere, overseeing a very different kind of parade.
While the opposition expressed frustration over what they termed a calculated choice to avoid accountability, IG Kanja has been spotted at the National Police College, Embakasi 'B' Campus.
Surrounded by his two deputies and a heavy security detail, the IG has allegedly assessed the progress of the current recruit training course.
Social media updates from the Kenya Police Service have showed the IG in full combat gear, walking through the campus and interacting with senior officers.
The optics are clear that while the political class demanded answers about past violence, the police leadership has chosen to focus on the future of the force.
The tension stems from a formal notification sent by the opposition weeks ago. They had demanded a full report on the violent disruptions at ACK Giitima, citing the IG’s constitutional obligation to provide security updates to the public and its representatives.
The no-show at the headquarters versus the high-profile visit to Embakasi creates a narrative of defiance.
For many Kenyans, this isn't just about a missed meeting, it’s about the growing distance between law enforcement and oversight.
By prioritizing a routine training inspection over a formal summons to discuss public safety concerns, the NPS leadership has signaled where their priorities currently lie.
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