Harambee Stars forward Michael Olunga becomes the latest Kenyan footballer to join the fight against Coronavirus by supporting the most vulnerable in the society.
The Kashiwa Reysol striker through his foundation donated hand sanitizers and hand washes across Baba Dogo, Kasabuni, Riverside, Lucky Summer and Glucola estates in Nairobi County.
Kenyan international and Kashiwa Reysol forward Michael Olunga today through his foundation donated sanitizers and hand washes across Lucky Summer, BabaDogo, Kasabuni, Kariadudu, Riverside and Glucola estates in an effort to help fight Covid-19. #TheScoreKE pic.twitter.com/DT9VQCWJaO
— Carol Radull (@CarolRadull) April 2, 2020
The hand sanitizers and hand washes were handed to children homes, churches, small business owners carwashes and few households.
His Stars’ teammates Johanna Omollo, Francis Kahata, Eric Ouma and Victor Wanyama have all donated items and foodstuffs to mostly slum dwellers in Nairibi County.
Kenya has confirmed 110 cases of COVID – 19 with 3 deaths connected with the virus.
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