Parliament has honoured the retirement of Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Aloisio Nterepu Lekulo, a widely respected figure whose decades-long service helped shape the security, discipline, and ceremonial life of Kenya’s legislative institution.
Mr. Lekulo, known for his calm authority and firm command of parliamentary order, retires as one of the most distinguished officers to serve both the National Assembly and Senate. His name has become synonymous with professionalism, integrity, and unwavering dedication to public duty.
Raised in a close-knit Kenyan community, he grew up guided by values of responsibility, respect, and leadership principles that would later define his career. After completing his early education locally, he pursued advanced studies in security management, public administration, and parliamentary protocol. These qualifications equipped him with the technical and strategic skills required to manage the evolving demands of modern legislative security.
Over the years, Mr. Lekulo rose through the ranks to become Chief Sergeant-at-Arms, a role in which he excelled with distinction. He played a central role in maintaining order on the floor of the House, ensuring that parliamentary proceedings were conducted with decorum and adherence to established rules. His leadership extended to overseeing security operations within Parliament, managing access control, safeguarding Members of Parliament and staff, and coordinating with national security agencies on matters requiring heightened vigilance.
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Beyond security, he became instrumental in organizing state functions and high-level ceremonies, including the reception of visiting heads of state, international parliamentary delegations, and national events requiring strict protocol. Colleagues credit him with helping modernize Parliament’s security systems and strengthening operational frameworks that continue to guide institutional safety today.
Throughout his tenure, Mr. Lekulo earned a reputation as a principled, steady, and dependable leader an officer who understood the weight of his responsibility and carried it with humility. His presence in the chambers became a symbol of order, continuity, and respect for the institution of Parliament.
As he steps into retirement, tributes describe his career as one marked by excellence, loyalty, and a deep commitment to the nation. His legacy, colleagues say, will remain firmly embedded in the history and traditions of Parliament, continuing to inspire those who follow in his footsteps.
