Ababu Namwamba Irks Kenyans After Landing Helicopter At Bukhungu Stadium, Delaying Match: "Unwise"

• The secondary school games were held in Kakamega at Bukhungu stadium, and all eyes were on the field to see who would emerge as the winner
• Netizens showed up in droves to support the schools in the matches, but Sports CS Ababu Namwamba rattled Kenyans
• The CS showed up at the stadium in a helicopter which landed in the middle of Bukhungu Stadium leaving netizens rattled

Kakamega - Sports CS Ababu Namwamba has left netizens irked after his helicopter landed in the middle of Bukhungu Stadium.

Ababu's helicopter arrival at Bukhungu disrespectful?

The highly anticipated secondary school games held at Bukhungu Stadium in Kakamega concluded on Saturday, August 11.

The CS Ababu Namwamba was fashionably late, and his helicopter landed in the middle of the stadium, leaving netizens rattled.

A tweet shared by a tweep showed the helicopter landing leaving a cloud of dust with everyone's eyes on the CS.

The tweep noted that the CS's arrival in the middle of the stadium was right before kickoff time

Check tweet:

Netizens react to Namwamba's arrival at Bukhungu

Here is what they had to say:

@wmnjoya

"And there's a game going on?"

@itsjohnson_10

"We so primitive. We lack respect for the sport.. imagine huko England game ikisimamishwa ndoo sijui politician aland."

@eduzmi

"Shida ni hapa ingepita na fans wengi sana. Very reckless."

@isaiah_mose

"It is his time to shine. Fanya bidii hata wewe tukuoneee juu, wee mzee."

@LutomiaMGodfrey

"Stop being disrespectful to @AbabuNamwamba anyone up the skies doesn’t have control of where to land except the pilot and the tower. Please note; the landing took place while games were on a break."

@mochamanyqson

"Just opposite is Approved School field on the eastern side is MMUST with several open fields. But because he is Waziri he had to do just that."

St. Anthony's Kitale emerge winners

During the Saturday games, St. Anthony's Kitale, alias Solidarity Boys, emerged as the champions in the male category.

They competed against Dagoretti High School. Two goals scored by Solidarity Boys dashed their aspirations for victory.

A standout performance came from Solidarity Boys' emerging talent, Adrian Kibet, who scored two goals, securing a decisive victory for his team.

This triumph earns Solidarity Boys the opportunity to represent their school and region in the upcoming East and Central Africa schools' regional competition, set to take place in Rwanda.