Nairobi City Stars attacker Levis Okello is relieved to have ended his goal drought at the club against Ulinzi Stars and now plans to work even harder in order to play a role in helping the team move up the log.The striker, who is on loan at the club from Kakamega Homeboyz, came on two minutes from time and scored a stoppage-time leveller that helped Simba Wa Nairobi pick up a point in a one-all draw after Enosh Ochieng had given the military outfit a first-half lead.##NAJAVA_MECA_7244862##Since moving to Nairobi, Okello has seen limited playtime; he has yet to start a match for the club, and sometimes he finds himself out of match-day squads with Dennis Oalo, Kelvin Etemesi, and Ezekiel Odera the preferred strikers.In an interview, the player expressed his happiness at ending his goal drought and, most importantly, earning his team an important point as they seek to move further towards safety.”I went in and did what I was asked to do, which was to get the goal. I am happy to have opened my account at City Stars, and even happier that the goal made sure we left the field of play with an important point after missing many chances during the first half,” he told the club’s official website.He adds that the goal is an inspiration to work even harder.”The goal inspires me to even work harder and to fetch more to help the team move further up the table.” He added.The striker will be hoping to be involved on Sunday against Bandari FC.Situma, Ouko unopposed as KEFWA goes to polls
