Celebrations continue to pour in for Kenyan football giants Gor Mahia following their triumphant 2025/26 Kenyan Premier League title-winning campaign, with renowned Nairobi-based hospitality entrepreneur Robert Otieno, popularly known as Hook O. Robert, stepping forward to honor the club’s achievement. Robert Otieno, the owner and Creative Director of Ravishing Radish Caterers, has expressed his desire to host the newly crowned league champions for a special celebratory luncheon in recognition of their outstanding season and contribution to Kenyan football. The youthful entrepreneur, who is passionate about hospitality, sports, and community empowerment, met with Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier during a courtesy…
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Gor Mahia forward Ebenezer Adukwaw has delivered a deeply emotional message following the club’s successful capture of the Kenyan Premier League title, dedicating the achievement to his late parents in a heartfelt social media post that has touched fans across the football community. The Ghanaian attacker, who played a key role in Gor Mahia’s title-winning campaign, reflected on his difficult personal journey, describing the triumph as a dream come true after years of hardship and emotional struggle. “I’ve been through soo many difficult times in my life, and today is an incredible moment… I’m very happy. I’m living a dream…
Is it extreme love for European football or a silent protest demanding better local football? What we witnessed in Kenya after Arsenal won the Premier League is something football stakeholders must reflect on positively. The streets of Nairobi turned red with celebrations. Fans flooded roads, sang songs, waved flags and celebrated like the trophy had landed in Kenya itself. It showed one thing clearly, Kenyans LOVE football passionately. But one big question remains: Why do many Kenyans celebrate foreign clubs more passionately than local teams? The problem is not lack of football culture. The passion already exists. The challenge is…
The 2025/26 season will forever be remembered as one of the toughest yet most rewarding campaigns in the glorious history of Gor Mahia. From painful defeats, fan outrage, shocking upsets and controversial fixtures, K’Ogalo battled through every storm before finally reclaiming their place at the summit of Kenyan football and booking a return to continental football in the CAF Champions League. For the Green Army, this was not just a title win, it was a journey of resilience, belief and redemption. A Nightmare Start Under Charles Akonnor The season began with huge expectations as new head coach Charles Akonnor took…
