Why Spiro Kenya partnered with champs Gor Mahia

As Gor Mahia prepares to make another dive into continentals club championships next term – something refreshing is unfolding at the club.

Sponsors – hitherto hard to come by – are now trooping to Gor Mahia,  Kenya’s most decorated club, in droves.

Spiro Kenya marks the third partner Gor Mahia is welcoming on board as the club gears up for the new season ahead.

Deputy country head of Spiro Kenya, Raymond Kitunga explained why the Africa’s largest electric mobility company decided to partner with Kenyan Premier champions Gor Mahia despite having a number of partners.

Speaking during the partnership signing event on Monday in Nairobi, Kitunga expressed the company’s interest on the Kenyan giants following their successful and impressive transformation over the years.

 “Gor Mahia has had a very rich history of following and fan base, you have seen the transformation it has had in terms of moving to being an elite club across Africa and as a company we have seen its transformation and organization so as a company we wanted that systematic organization.”

Kitunga also says that the partnership with Gor Mahia will not only benefit them commercially but they will also benefit with its robust systems due to the club’s good game and reputation.

“As a company we wanted this kind of systematic organization so that not only are we going to benefit commercially but also we are going to benefit with the robustness of its systems and ensure that as Spiro we are partnering with someone who is very good at their game.” he added.

Gor Mahia patron, Eliud Owalo, while speaking at the event confirmed that the financial injection of Ksh.7.5 million will go a long way in supporting the club.

“You can be sure that this partnership will go a long way in giving you the necessary visibility with a view to enhance your sales,” he said.

Spiro Kenya secured a one a year deal with ‘Kogalo’ worth Ksh7.5 million which will provide a critical financial boost for the team’s upcoming domestic and continental campaigns.