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The UNTOLD Story: What President UHURU Did While At The JUNGLE In Full ARMY State [Extra PHOTOs]

For better part of Friday and Saturday the president has been a trending topic on social media thanks to his Army uniform photos that have been allover.

The president is seen photographed when he visited the Kenya’s Pledged Force ( KPF) that has been training in Archer’s Post, Samburu County to join the East African Standby Force. He was taken through a series of training programmes and exercises that KPF underwent to evaluate and validate the force ahead of the full operational capacity of the East African Standby Force.

The 1,176 force will be part of an African Union initiative that can be mobilized to resolve conflicts and keep peace in the continent.

One impressive stuff to note is how quick the C-in-C was to learn the army antics and rules including perfectly saluting back at his juniors and making a stable soldier walk.












Did the president impress you with his military look or not?


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