Kakamega Homeboyz forward Henry Omollo has credited his recent goal-scoring exploits to a strong and supportive relationship with lead striker Moses Shumah, underscoring the value of healthy competition within the squad.Omollo, who joined the club during the mid-season transfer window, has predominantly played a supporting role to Shumah, who has been in exceptional form throughout the campaign.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more news##NAJAVA_MECA_8841625##Despite limited minutes and mostly featuring as a substitute, Omollo has seized his opportunities, contributing vital goals in recent matches.The former Nairobi United attacker made an immediate impact, opening his account in Homeboyz’s emphatic 5-0 victory over Nairobi City Stars, a performance that marked his arrival in the top flight.He followed up with a consolation goal in a 4-1 defeat to Shabana before netting a dramatic late winner in the fiery Ingo Derby against AFC Leopards, securing a 2-1 win for his side.”I had to step in or watch it die” – Peter Gin on his shock return to Nzoia Sugar FCIn an interview with Mozzart Sport, Omollo revealed that his success has been significantly influenced by his close relationship with Shumah, whom he described as both a mentor and motivator.“Shumah’s performance has been outstanding, and he’s played a key role in my development. He’s a good friend who constantly pushes me on the pitch,” he offered. “I’m always happy to see him score, and I know he feels the same when I do. The competition between us is positive and has been instrumental to my growth.”Omollo returned to the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKF-PL) after a botched move to Tanzanian outfit Fountain Gate.Henry Omollo show🔥Came on in the last quarter and struck the winning goal ten minutes later. What a super sub! #AbanaBeingo pic.twitter.com/EsB8GUKNdT— Kakamega Homeboyz FC (@FcHomeboyz) April 5, 2025 Now back on home soil, the Kenya U-20 international has set his sights on scoring at least seven goals by the end of the season.Currently on three goals, and with eight league fixtures remaining, Omollo remains optimistic about achieving his target despite largely featuring from the bench.“I’m pleased to have found the back of the net again. My focus remains on reaching my seven-goal target, regardless of the role I’m assigned in each match,” he added.Kakamega Homeboyz clear path for Matasi return
