Kenya police FC is on course to join the list, albeit short, of clubs with a stadium or proper training ground in the country after kick-starting construction of a stadium in Nairobi.The club held a groundbreaking ceremony at the CID Training School in South C on Monday that was attended by Deputy Inspector General Edward Mbugua and the club’s chairman Nyale Munga and CEO Chris Onguso.The Ground Breaking Ceremony for Kenya Police FC Stadium was held on Monday at the CID Training School in South C.The Occasion was graced by Deputy Inspector General, Edward Mbugua.The stadium will be completed before 2022 comes to a close.#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/2CkO2p1AZp— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) February 15, 2022 According to the club, it is projected that the construction of the stadium will be completed before the end of the year.”Kenya Police Fc is a few months from owning a Stadium. The groundbreaking ceremony was held at the CID training school South C. This was led by the DIG, Mr E Mbugua alongside the team chairman Mr. Nyale and CEO, Mr. Chris. O.The stadium is expected to be complete in the course of the year,” the club wrote on their social media accounts.Kenya Police FC has a new TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, Lucas from Acakoro Football Academy. He was introduced to the team today and took charge of the training session #FKFPL pic.twitter.com/UZTMg55qvu— Jeff Kinyanjui (@Nyash88) February 8, 2022 Once completed, the ground will ease congestion on the five stadiums in Nairobi that the team has an option of choosing from for their home matches namely Nyayo stadium, Utalii Grounds, Ruaraka Grounds, Kasarani Stadium, Kasarani Annex, and by extension Thika Stadium if all the five are not available.Since earning promotion to the Premier League this season, Police FC have done mostly everything right, from their marquee signings to different forms of sponsorships, attracting top talents within the country, but have struggled with results sometimes.
