Nairobi United FC Under New Ownership as Governor Sakaja Takes the Helm

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Nairobi United FC Under New Ownership as Governor Sakaja Takes the Helm

Nairobi United Football Club is set to undergo a major transformation under new ownership, as Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson takes over the reins through the Sakaja Foundation.

Known for his passion for sports and youth development, the Governor has ambitious plans to elevate the club to national prominence.

“You will never lack. I want you to wake up, work, and think football. Put all your energy here; I believe in winning. Let’s be winners,” Governor Sakaja passionately told the team during the announcement.

Sakaja emphasized his commitment to supporting the club through the foundation but urged players to maintain discipline and a winning mindset.

“Be your brother’s keeper, be in the right mindset, and we shall be winners. That is the story of Nairobi United,” he added.

The Governor expressed his vision for the club to join the Kenya Premier League, asserting that it is possible with hard work and dedication.

“We must work together—no relaxing. If you relax, we will replace you. But if you work hard, the team will grow,” he warned.

In addition to his plans for Nairobi United, Governor Sakaja highlighted his administration’s commitment to developing sports infrastructure in the city. He noted that, apart from the existing Dandora Stadium, work is underway on the Woodley and Kihumbuini stadiums, which are expected to be completed soon.

Governor Sakaja has been a vocal advocate for sports development in Nairobi. His successful initiative, the Sakaja Cup, brought together teams from across the city in a highly competitive tournament last year.

“The Sakaja Super Cup will begin in October, and it will be bigger and better,” he confirmed.

The transformation of Nairobi United is set to include significant investments in training facilities, the recruitment of new talent, and enhanced support for the club’s management and players.

“Nairobi United has immense potential, and we are committed to turning it into a team that can compete with the best in the country,” Sakaja said.

This latest move reflects Governor Sakaja’s broader vision of nurturing youth talent and promoting sports as a unifying force in the community. With his leadership, the future looks bright for Nairobi United and the city’s sports scene at large.

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