He the quality of local matches was still below par.
The league winners will receive a total of Sh70,000.
Police captain Boniface Mogunde said there’s nothing that will stop them clinching the league title for a sixth time in a row this season.
Francis Riziki of Kenya Prisons clinched his ticket to the semi-finals with a 3-0 win over Hamza Saidi Mbaraki.
Ochieng defeated Maganga who boxes for Kenya Defence Forces on split points' decision in the cruiserweight (86kg) bout.
Mwala, real name is Davis Mwabili, says that getting to the top is easier than retaining the status.
Police now have 87 points ahead of KDF's 72 points while a vastly improved Kenya Prisons are third with 27 points.
Nakuru Valley was the Most Disciplined Team with James Onenga emerging as the best referee.
Oilers sign four players ahead of Kenya Cup kick off next month.
Police won the second leg in Nakuru with 32 points ahead of KDF in 25 points.
Although the fame of Ohangla has surpassed Benga, veteran Benga female musician Princess Jully believes it’s only a matter of time before they reclaim their top position.
Mandeep Jajuha and Margaret Wanjiru scored 38 and 34 points to emerge the men and women winners respectively.
BFK SG Munuhe said several international assignments have forced them to adopt bi-monthly programme.
Oduor beat Steve Murega of Meru on points to qualify for the finals.
Likobe attracted admiration and anger in equal measure in the course of his career.
Pancras Kuria won men’s Prize.
A total of over 15 teams presented boxers in the four legs of the league championships.
Police lead the log with 120 points.
The increased number of vehicles within Nakuru, coupled with the scarcity of land to construct parking spaces has seen new buildings embrace underground parking technology.
The three-day-Jamhuri Championships runs up-to Monday.