Musingu High School has received a major boost after KCB Group injected KES1.5million to support the school’s football team. The sponsorship aims to enhance the team’s training, facilities and overall competitiveness.
The initiative, launched in 2022, is part of KCB’s long commitment to support grassroot sporting talent to elevate Kenyan football. Beyond enhancing the team’s performance, the programme offers opportunities for underprivileged students to access quality education.
Speaking during the announcement, KCB Kakamega branch manager Judy Nekoye said: “KCB is committed to developing and nurturing talent from the grassroots level in our robust aim to elevate Kenyan sports. Musingu is well known for football so coming here today speaks of the value we attach to Kenyan football. With the partnership, we want to see more talented athletes competing locally, regionally and internationally.”
Musingu, known for its strong football tradition, has become a hub for talent development. The team, also known as the Scorpions, won the Musingu Open Tournament on January 27, 2025. They came second in the recently concluded Ambira Tournament.
“This sponsorship has been a game-changer for our students,” Musingu High School Principal Bernard Lukuya said. “Many talented players come from humble backgrounds, and this initiative has given them a platform to shine. We are grateful to KCB for believing in our vision and investing in the future of these young athletes.”
During the event, KCB also presented footballs and training equipment to the team, further boosting their preparation for the upcoming County League match against Keregi Pirates slated for March 12, 2025.
