The Inspector General of Police will preside over the pass-out ceremony of newly trained Private Security Guards tomorrow, Wednesday, 22nd April 2026, at the Police Training School in Ollilim, Katakwi District. This event marks an important milestone in strengthening security services in the region.
The guards being honored were carefully selected from former Special Police Constables, bringing with them years of experience, discipline, and dedication to public safety. During their training, they gained essential skills in security management, vigilance, and emergency response, preparing them to take on new responsibilities in both public and private sectors.
The presence of the IGP at the ceremony highlights the significance of the event and the government’s commitment to improving security standards. As these former officers step into their new roles, the people of Katakwi can expect a higher level of professionalism and safety in their communities.
The ceremony will also celebrate the hard work, perseverance, and dedication of the graduates. Their journey from Special Police Constables to certified Private Security Guards reflects their commitment to serving and protecting society in new capacities. It is a proud moment for the graduates, their families, and the district as a whole.
With these trained guards joining the security workforce, Katakwi District is poised to set an example in community safety and professionalism. The event promises to be both inspiring and celebratory, marking the start of a new chapter in local security.
