Gor Mahia F.C. Secretary General Nicanor Arum has provided an encouraging update on the ongoing investigations into the theft incident that occurred at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani during Sunday’s FKF Premier League encounter against Bandari F.C..
Speaking after the incident, Arum confirmed that the club has already taken decisive steps by submitting CCTV footage from the stadium to police authorities, a move expected to significantly aid in identifying the culprits.
“We have handed over CCTV footage to the police, and the matter is now progressing well with investigations ongoing,” Arum stated.
Incident Details
The unfortunate incident unfolded during the first half of the match, raising serious concerns over security arrangements at one of Kenya’s premier football venues. Reports indicate that several Gor Mahia players and members of the technical bench lost valuable personal belongings, including mobile phones, cash, and other essential items.
While the exact number of affected individuals has not been officially disclosed, sources within the club suggest the losses were substantial enough to prompt immediate action from management.
Club Response and Security Concerns
Gor Mahia has since moved swiftly to address the situation, working closely with law enforcement agencies to ensure accountability. The submission of CCTV footage marks a critical step in the investigation, offering authorities visual evidence that could lead to arrests.
The incident has also reignited debate around matchday security standards at Kasarani, especially during high-profile fixtures that attract large crowds. Stakeholders within Kenyan football are increasingly calling for tighter security protocols to safeguard players, officials, and fans alike.
Focus Ahead
Despite the off-field disruption, Gor Mahia remains focused on its FKF Premier League campaign, with club officials emphasizing the importance of maintaining professionalism while the matter is handled by the relevant authorities.
Fans and stakeholders will now be keenly awaiting further updates from both the club and police as investigations continue.
