In a stirring address at Kitale National Polytechnic, Governor Nalulwe Eleazer Ngosia, who also serves as the Chief Secretary for Sports, has vowed to combat any attempts to undermine the institution’s constitution. Ngosia, who oversees both Building and Civil Engineering, and sports, has expressed unwavering commitment to preserving the integrity of the KINAPSU (Kitale National Polytechnic Students' Union) constitution.
Ngosia’s declaration came with a stern warning to those who might seek to interfere with the students' constitution. He described such interference as potentially leading to chaos and disruption, stating it would be “messy, shambolic, unhealthy, and could result in casualties.” His passionate stance reflects his dedication to maintaining a fair and functional governance system within the college.
In his speech, Ngosia also called upon students to actively engage in the constitution amendment process. He emphasized that the current constitution is due for essential revisions to better serve and protect the student body. By inviting students to share their views, Ngosia aims to foster a collaborative approach to governance, ensuring that the constitution evolves to meet the needs of the college community effectively.
Governor Ngosia’s commitment to transparency and student involvement underscores his vision for a robust and responsive administration at Kitale National Polytechnic. His leadership promises to uphold the values of integrity and service, paving the way for a more dynamic and inclusive environment for all students.
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