Criminology Association Of Maasai Mara University

Maasai Mara University Criminology Students are still on the move of getting knowledge on how to fight crime...

23rd of September will be remembered in the history Calendar of CRIMINOLOGY ASSSOCIATION OF MAASAI MARA UNIVERSITY.
Thank you PCAK (The Professional Criminologists Association of Kenya) For enlightening the criminology students of Maasai Mara University. The future is luminous.🔥🔥🔥

Thank you madam Anastasia Musyoka, Regional Coordinator IPOA, Nakuru Region Office for the gift (note books with the Logo of IPOA). We are new ambassadors of IPOA and together we will end police brutality and hold every Officer accountable for their acts of misconduct.
CrimeMustFall.
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The President (CAMMU) together with the secretary and a representative of the members joined hands to reward the guests in appreciation to their insightful presentation, availing themselves and sacrificing their time to selflessly engage with club.

Thank you criminologists for showing up in large numbers. You are the icon and future steerers of justice. Keep up the urge and thirst for knowledge. Your determination, hardwork and commitment to the club will be rewarded. Keep up the spirit.

In presence also was Mr Chris Otieno, Director at KEPSOC; Groups Security, Safety Health and Environment Manager at Unga Holdings Limited, Africa; and the Founder, Lead Consultant and Managing Partner at SATE East Africa Limited. Your presentation on Career Progression was highly remarkable.

Thank you Mr Timothy Nzomo, Regional Coordinator IPOA, Kakamega Region Office, and Director of Training at Kenya Professional Society of Criminology (KEPSOC). Your presentation about resilience, hardwork, and determination in matters career was impressive and remarkable. ASANTE SANA.

The Regional Coordinator IPOA, Nakuru Region Office, madam Anastasia Musyoka giving an insightful presentation about the birth of IPOA, roles of IPOA, and police accountability.

About the IPOA Talk last Thursday at Maasai Mara University, it was a very resourceful engagement. Thank you madam Anastasia Musyoka the RC IPOA, Nakuru Region Office and your team for the visit. It was worth it and you gave us the best experience. MUBARIKIWE SANA.
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Welcome to our tomorrow's IPOA informative talk at Maasai Mara University where matters relating to police accountability, police brutality and how such cases are handled, the roles of IPOA and its efficiency in accomplishing its mandate as well as the opportunities for criminologists in IPOA will be addressed. In attendance will be the RC IPOA, Nakuru Region Office, RC IPOA, Kakamega Region Office, and Director of Training, KEPSOC. Welcome many, Welcome all.!!

CAMMU day out for picnic last Saturday on 4th September, 2021 at TM, Narok. It was great detectives gathering and spending a day together, interacting, exchanging and exploring new ideas.

SHADOWS OF CRIME
Majority of us know crime as an action or omission which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law, but today I give you another aspect of a crime most of us do and there is no justice taken. Not doing the right things and rights to our own self is a crime, not believing in ourselves is crime, not unleashing the best in us is crime, not believing in ourselves is crime, it’s not justice to deny yourself what you deserve, it is crime not making yourself capable of everything you can achieve in life. It’s a crime not to trust your visions and dreams and working on them so as to brighten your future. We should all be guilty of not accomplishing our visions when now we have wide chances, its crime to ruin your future with unnecessary deeds when you’re supposed to mean it to a perfect one. Its crime not to get yourself peace of mind and having comfort being you, it’s not justice when you deny yourself what you desire and crave for. Yes we can, let’s do justice to ourselves, let’s unleash what we are and treat us better. Do justice be who you are, do what makes you better.

The team is already in the field fully prepared and ready to detect, stop, prevent, and carb crime and criminal acts. To steer justice with professionalism to all persons in the state.
Together we can fight and stop crime.