FKF Women Premier League (WPL) defending champions Kenya Police Bullets have received a major boost to their season following the return of eight key players from Police training .The law enforcers had lost Mishi Mbaru, Puren Alukwe, Rebecca Okwaro, Nora Ann, Leah Andiema, Brenda Anne, Lucy Kwekwe and Mary Nthambi to training after they got opportunities to join the Police service.##NAJAVA_MECA_9922053##The three-time WPL champions had to cope with the absence of the eight even though some were allowed the time to leave the training over the weekends and play for Police.After a rigorous training that lasted over six months, the eight are part of the thousands of police officers who passed out on Friday, 28 August at the National Police College, Main Campus – Kiganjo.“A huge congratulations to our players on their Passing Out Parade today. What a proud and memorable milestone, not just for the players, but for the entire team.A special appreciation to our leaders for their vision, commitment, and unwavering support in ensuring that our players have the opportunity to serve and make an impact beyond the football pitch.Ingwe 26-27 preview: 7 straight wins, heavy investment and all the ingredients to end lengthy title droughtFrom representing the team on the field to serving the nation with pride,this is truly something worth celebrating! Congratulations, champions! Your journey continues, and we couldn’t be prouder,” reads a post by Kenya Police Bullets on the social media platforms.STARS ABROAD: Olunga off the mark for Al Arabi as Kenyan stars feature across EuropeCoincidentally, the Commandant of the National Police Collenge, Main Campus – Kiganjo Nyale Munga who is a Senior Assistant Inspector General (S/AIG) is also the Chairman of the clubThat made it easier for the players to not only ne recruited into the college but also to get permission to attend league matches.KSSSA: Title-winning coach highlights two ways FKF can help grow schools' footballThe eight will be expected to bolster the squad ahead of the new season where they will be seeking to win their fourth consecutive WPL title and hopefully compete in the CAF Women's Champions League.
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