- Kaimosi Friends Polytechnic has postponed the graduation ceremony to October due to unavoidable circumstances.
- The Polytechnic has confirmed that clearance processes have remained unaffected despite the postponement.
- The institution has pledged to issue the exact October date through official channels and has expressed regret over the inconvenience caused.
Kaimosi Friends National Polytechnic has announced the postponement of its upcoming graduation ceremony, shifting the event to October due to unavoidable circumstances.
In a public notice, the institution confirmed that the ceremony, initially scheduled for an earlier date, will now take place in October, with the exact date to be communicated later through official channels.
Despite the adjustment, the management assured prospective graduates that the clearance process remains unaffected. Students have been advised to complete all clearance requirements within the stipulated timelines to avoid inconveniences once the new graduation date is confirmed.
“The graduation ceremony has been postponed and will now take place in October. The exact date will be communicated in due course,” the notice stated, emphasising that only the ceremony itself has been rescheduled while administrative processes continue as planned.
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The Polytechnic expressed regret over the inconvenience caused by the postponement and thanked students, parents, and stakeholders for their patience, understanding, and continued cooperation.
The Polytechnic said further communication regarding the confirmed graduation date in October will be issued through its official communication channels. Prospective graduates have been encouraged to remain updated and continue with all preparations ahead of the ceremony.
By Godfrey Wamalwa
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