On Saturday, May 3, Rwanda National Police (RNP) bid farewell to 150 Police officers, who retired from active service.
The Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in Charge of Administration and Personnel, DCG Jeanne Chantal Ujeneza, presided over the send-off ceremony of the junior and Non-commissioned Officers, at the RNP General Headquarters in Kacyiru.
She thanked them for serving their country with dedication, discipline and without reservation in the execution of their duties.
DIGP Ujeneza also thanked their families for the unwavering support throughout their service journey, enduring long periods apart due to the nature of their work.
“As you transition into the new life, the duty to fight any threats to national security continues. We will maintain close collaboration to enhance efforts in ensuring national security and your well-being,” DIGP Ujeneza said.
She urged then to maintain the same spirit of patriotism, discipline, and dedication adding that the RNP will continue to draw strength from their contributions to national security and development.
CIP (rtd) Benard Gahonzire, who spoke on behalf of the retirees, expressed gratitude to His Excellency Paul Kagame, the President of the Republic, for granting them a well-deserved send-off.
He further thanked the RNP leadership for the unwavering support, which was instrumental in fulfilling their responsibilities effectively.
“Throughout our time in service, we have embarked on a long journey filled with valuable lessons that will accompany us in our future endeavors, as we continue to embody the values instilled in us,” Gahonzire said.
As they embark on another life out of active service, he reiterated their steadfast commitment to nation-building, and ready to serve when called for.
