APS top brass during the match.Photo/APS

Senior Administration Police Service (APS) officials rallied behind APS Bomet on Sunday, October 25, 2026, during the team's match against Nairobi United at Police Sacco Stadium, demonstrating the Service's commitment to supporting its players and promoting sporting excellence.

The delegation was led by Mr Godfrey Otunge, CBS, OGW, SAIG, and included senior officers and sports officials from different departments within the Service.

Among those present were Mr Edward Ochola, OGW, AIG, Deputy Commandant of the Border Police Unit (BPU); Mr Emmanuel Busienei, SSP, Chief Instructor at NPCE 'A' Campus; and Mr Abel Kirui, SSP, Deputy Director of Sports and Chaplaincy.

The delegation also included Mr Samson Katam, ASP, Sports Officer, and Mr John Makokha, SP, alongside other distinguished officials who turned up to encourage the team.

The match ended in a 1-1 draw, with APS Bomet and Nairobi United each finding the net in a closely contested encounter. Neither side managed to secure a winning goal, leaving both teams to share the points after the final whistle.

While the result was the main sporting outcome of the afternoon, the presence of senior APS leadership brought additional significance to the fixture. Their attendance demonstrated support for the players as they compete while representing the Service in organised football.

Football and other sporting activities provide uniformed personnel with opportunities to maintain physical fitness, develop discipline and strengthen cooperation. They also create an environment in which officers can nurture their talents, build lasting professional relationships and represent their respective formations in competitive events.

For APS Bomet, the visit offered encouragement as the team continues its football campaign. The engagement between the players and senior officials also highlighted the importance of leadership involvement in motivating personnel and recognising their efforts beyond their routine professional duties.

The 1-1 stalemate against Nairobi United ensured that APS Bomet remained competitive in the fixture, with the team expected to build on its performance in subsequent matches.

The occasion highlighted the role of sports in strengthening unity within the Administration Police Service, with the leadership's presence serving as a demonstration of solidarity with players striving to achieve positive results on the pitch.

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