Ruto Gifts Shabana FC KSh 27M Bus
On April 12, 2026, William Ruto delivered a major boost to Kenyan football. He officially handed over a modern team bus to Shabana FC.
The ceremony took place at Gusii Stadium. Consequently, fans and players celebrated the milestone moment.
Grand Handover Ceremony in Kisii
The President presided over the colorful handover event. He also drove the new bus around the stadium during the ceremony.
Additionally, he reaffirmed government support for local sports development. Therefore, the gesture symbolized commitment to grassroots football growth.
Additional KSh 20 Million Support
Beyond the bus, the President allocated extra funding to the club. He awarded KSh 20 million to support match logistics and operations.
This funding will help the team manage venue arrangements effectively. Moreover, it ensures continuity during ongoing stadium upgrades.
Gusii Stadium Upgrade Project Launched
During the event, the President launched major stadium improvements. The project includes expansion and modernization of existing facilities.
Furthermore, the upgrades aim to improve fan experience and safety. Authorities expect completion within nine months.
As a result, Kisii County will gain a better sports infrastructure hub.
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Friendly Match Marks the Celebration
The event concluded with a friendly football match. Shabana FC faced Gucha Stars FC in the exhibition game.
Fans enjoyed the match as part of the celebration activities. Consequently, the event combined development and entertainment seamlessly.
A Boost for Shabana’s Premier League Campaign
The new bus strengthens the club’s logistics and travel capacity. It also fulfills a key pledge made to support their league campaign.
Therefore, the team gains improved mobility for upcoming fixtures. This advantage could enhance performance in the FKF Premier League.
Looking Ahead to Upcoming Fixtures
Shabana FC now prepares for upcoming league matches. They will face Kakamega Homeboyz, Mara Sugar, and Kenya Police FC.
Ultimately, the support positions the club for a stronger season. It also reflects growing investment in Kenyan football development.
