On  May 31, President William Ruto made a notable appearance at the Kenya Military Academy in Lanet, Nakuru County. He arrived to oversee the Cadets Commissioning Parade, an event marking the culmination of up to three years of rigorous military training for the cadets.

The President's presence at this prestigious event underscores its importance in the military calendar. The cadets have undergone extensive training, including evaluations, tests, and assessments across various military disciplines. This parade marks their transition from cadets to commissioned officers.


The event was marked by meticulous displays of military precision and discipline. The cadets showcased the skills and knowledge they have acquired during their training, demonstrating their readiness to serve the nation in diverse capacities. The parade also stood as a testament to the dedication and commitment of the instructors and the institution in grooming competent military officers.

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The President's presence not only honored the accomplishments of the cadets but also reaffirmed the government's backing for the military. It provided President Ruto with a chance to interact with the upcoming leaders of Kenya's armed forces and assert his administration's dedication to national security.

The Cadets Commissioning Parade transcends mere ceremony; it marks a pivotal juncture for the new officers who are poised to commence their careers in the Kenya Defence Forces. As they assume their new responsibilities, they carry with them the training and values instilled during their time at the Kenya Military Academy.