Speaking on Monday morning at Tawa Social Hall while launching the the 2nd edition training of 100 referees by the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), mbooni MP Hon.Kivasu Nzioka said that today, most of the youths earn their living from their Talents, promising to never give a deaf ear to the youth on matters Talents.
Kivasu said that he will always be in to nurture Talents and help the youth grow in a dependable way.
"In Kenya today, most of our youths earn their living from Talents. We can't ignore them at all. What as leaders we should do, it's to help them grow their Talents. This is a way of making a soft way of life to them. They are talented in different ways; some a good in athletics, some in Football, some in comedy among many other forms, but I personally as Mbooni MP, I will never give them a deaf ear"- said Kivasu
According to Kivasu, the training is meant to to equip the participants with market value refereeing skills.
Below is the distribution of selected individuals;
Kalawa 16, Kako/Waia- 17,Kiteta/Kisau 17, Mbooni 16, Kithungo/Kitundu 17 and Tulimani 17.
Not only football, but also Kivasu is focused to nurturing the youth talents in Mbooni through even other ancillary activities.
Addressing the press, Kivasu Nzioka asked the participants to the training seriously for it is self beneficial.
Samuel Mwongela- Football Kenya Federation Chairperson Makueni County, noted that he will make sure that Talents for all Makueni youths are well nurtured, saying that the 5 days training for referees is a milestone for the participants, for each will go home with a Certificate
This edition training will bring to a total of 200 trained and fully certified referees by Football Kenya Federation (FKF).
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