Simon Nyaga takes over as PC Kinyanjui TTI principal as Anampiu moves to Kiambu National Poly

Simon Nyaga takes over as PC Kinyanjui TTI principal as Anampiu moves to Kiambu National Poly
Madam Mukiri Lucy Anampiu handing over office to her Predecessor Simion Nyaga At PC Kinyanjui TTI
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PC Kinyanjui Technical Training Institute (TTI) in Nairobi has welcomed Simon Nyaga as its new principal, following the transfer of his predecessor, Mukiri Lucy Anampiu, HSC, to Kiambu National Polytechnic (KINAP).
In a statement welcoming the new principal, the institute praised Anampiu for her dedication to institutional development, teamwork and professionalism during her tenure. It credited her with contributing to the growth of the institution and strengthening its commitment to quality training and service delivery.

"Her commitment, tireless efforts and unwavering dedication to the growth and development of our institute have left a lasting mark on our staff, students and the entire institutional community," the institute said.

Nyaga takes over as the institution looks to build on the progress made under Anampiu. The institute expressed confidence in his leadership and called on staff to work closely with him.

It also pledged teamwork as it pursues improved training standards, innovation, stronger partnerships and sustainable growth. 

The institute said it hoped the change would create opportunities to strengthen its operations and expand prospects for trainees and staff.

The institute wished Anampiu success in her new role and extended a warm welcome to Nyaga as he assumes office.





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