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Duale Defends NIS Boss Noordin Haji and DCI Director Mohamed Amin Amid Rising Scrutiny
Environment Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has publicly supported NIS Director General Noordin Haji and DCI Director Mohamed Amin, praising their leadership in maintaining national security.
Environment Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale Defends NIS Director General Noordin Haji and DCI Director Mohamed Amin
Environment Cabinet Secretary, Aden Duale, has come out in support of the Director General of the National Intelligence Service (NIS), Noordin Haji, and the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin. In a statement, Duale praised the leadership of the two security chiefs, commending their commitment to ensuring national security and tackling crime across the country.
Duale’s defense comes amid mounting pressure and public scrutiny of the two top officials in recent weeks. He emphasized that both Haji and Amin have demonstrated exceptional professionalism in their roles, which are crucial for maintaining law and order in Kenya.
The Environment CS called for continued collaboration between government agencies to strengthen security and safeguard the nations peace. He also urged Kenyans to support the efforts of the NIS and DCI, recognizing the challenges law enforcement faces in the pursuit of justice.
Haji and Amin have faced challenges in recent times, including public calls for accountability and transparency within their respective organizations. However, Duales statement provides a strong show of support, highlighting their efforts in fighting corruption, terrorism, and other security threats.
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