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In early 2,000 when the world was ushering in the Digital Era, the Kenya Defence Forces was among the first agencies in the country to digitize their operations and records. Warrant officer 2 Retired Daniel Odinga Elijah served the Kenya Army for 33 years and was among soldiers tasked with ensuring all soldiers details were digitally captured for easier access and storage. He had a sit down with Ben Troy Njue in his home in Ongata Rongai, Kajiado County, for this week’s edition of MILITARY TALES.
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Military Tales I Warrant officer 2 (Rtd) Daniel Odinga Elijah served the Kenya Army for 33 years
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