Sunday, September 24, 2023
SportKenema supporters unite for inaugural fan run

Kenema supporters unite for inaugural fan run

This Sunday marks a historic day for loyal fans of Bahir Dar Kenema FC as they unite for the club’s inaugural fan run, themed “Follow the Wave.”

The event aims to reconnect supporters who have enthusiastically followed Kenema’s success in the league and distinctive style of play, giving them a chance to come together and boost their beloved club. The fan run is also expected to provide a much-needed cash injection as the club prepares to compete on the continental stage.

Organized by the Bahir Dar Kenema Supporters Association in tandem with event specialist Twins Advertising, the fan run has stirred a wave of enthusiasm and anticipation.

Several notable sponsors lent their support to this momentous occasion. Nigru Mulaalem, owner of Adeb Engineering, has contributed 100,000 birr while another donor who is known for his charitable endeavors, has purchased 50,000 birr worth of jerseys for the 10 km family run.

WA Kuriftu Lodge, which has a longstanding partnership with Kenema, has pledged 100,000 birr to sponsor the event. Naki Hotel and Addis Amba Hotel have also confirmed their sponsorship, further complementing the success of the fan run.

- Advertisement -

Security is a priority for organizers with extensive measures implemented to cover all security bases.

As anticipation builds, supporters are eagerly anticipating what will surely be a memorable demonstration of unity among the fans of the historic club and also serve as a fundraising initiative to enable the club to achieve further sporting and financial success.

Previous article
Next article
- Advertisement -

Subscribe

Popular

More like this
Related

Tigray officials demand redesigned transitional justice model

Officials at the Tigray Interim Administration (TIA) reject the...

Controversial property tax proposes selective exemptions

Controversial property tax draft exempts religious institutions and small residences, with eligibility determined by the Finance Ministry based on services rendered. Stakeholders will gather on September 25 to deliberate upon the implications of the draft proclamation.

Yayu Fertilizer transferring reaches 85% after years of delay

Transferring of the long-stalled Yayu fertilizer project, originally awarded to MetEC, has finally made progress, reaching 85% completion. Despite challenges, the transfer to the Chemical Industry Corporation (CIC) is underway. However, the retrieval of 25 containers and compensation for displaced farmers remain unresolved issues, demanding prompt attention.

Nigeria’s leadership transition stalls Ethiopian airlines’ ambitious partnership

With a proven track record of successful collaborations across the continent, Ethiopian Airlines Group eagerly awaits the nod from Nigeria's new government to advance its partnership with Nigerian Air, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to uplifting Africa's aviation sector.