GSU Commandant Johana Tonui has arrived at the National Police College, Embakasi B Campus, as preparations intensify ahead of the 2026 Full-Dress GSU Recruit Passing-Out Parade.Tonui’s arrival at the institution marks another key stage in preparations for the graduation ceremony, with recruits expected to demonstrate the skills and discipline acquired during their training.
The commandant attended the rehearsals as officers and recruits worked on various aspects of parade.
Such rehearsals are an important part of preparations for a full-dress ceremony, where precision, coordination and discipline are expected to be maintained throughout the event.
The 2026 passing-out parade is expected to bring together senior security officials, police leadership, families and other invited guests to witness the recruits formally complete their training.
The event will also provide an opportunity to recognise the efforts of the recruits as they prepare to begin their duties within the General Service Unit and the wider National Police Service.
Tonui’s presence during the rehearsals underlines the importance attached to ensuring that the parade meets the expected standards.
The GSU is known for its highly structured training and ceremonial displays, making final rehearsals a crucial part of the preparations.At Embakasi B Campus, attention is now focused on perfecting formations, movements and other ceremonial procedures before the recruits take part in the main event.
The passing-out parade will mark a significant milestone for the recruits, who have undergone intensive training aimed at preparing them for the responsibilities associated with police service.
With the final preparations underway, all eyes are expected to turn to the 2026 GSU Recruit Passing-Out Parade, where the recruits will officially celebrate the completion of their training.