@xysist We do storm water drains as separate works/contracts in kenyan towns instead of complete road works with integrated storm water works... efficient and practical.
@nxximn00118a@Haron_OkulaBA wewe wacha 😂😂😂 hao 25 year olds end up playing village tournaments tu but occasionally good players Kama Kelly Madada na Austin odongo get through the system 👏
@Haron_OkulaBA community pia plays a big part, Kids in Nyanza are encouraged more to take up football, western has a vibrant football culture. Academies thrive in these conditions and coupled with structures above, these regions will naturally produce better players.
@Jakwecho_@Haron_OkulaBA umeona mahali nimecomplain?
People talk because we are a mtu wetu society... otherwise based on probability the vast majority of top players we have in the country wanatoka western and that will reflect on our national teams
@Haron_OkulaBA Schools in western, Nyanza, Rift and Nairobi historically invest more in sports and structures that support sporting excellence... meanwhile Central, Eastern and N. Eastern invest elsewhere or see no value in the same.
Those are the difference in structures
@Haron_OkulaBA Tuanze na schools then tuende learners.
Sports structures include Coaching, infrastructures, scholarships na other funding?
How many CAF B,C na D teachers/coaches does GC, Musingu, Kibabii, Bukembe, Yala, KD have?
How many standard training fields and equipment does GC have?
@rikky14510@Buchi_Laba "Talentless south Africa" "washed Southern team" and yet South Africa qualified from a tough group and is doing really well in CAF competitions??? "That's Stupidity" The current format gives everyone a fair chance, the only other viable alternative is the regional qualifiers.
@realqueserasera@ghanamanPH@Buchi_Laba The only reason you people are upset is because Nigeria didn't qualify otherwise we have 54 countries, how else should we conduct a fair qualification from the existing?