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Two young men, who were once budding footballers, and a Kenyan football referee who officiates at the lower level, are now making headlines for all the wrong reasons. The trio were cast in the limelight last week during the protests in Nairobi, as they found themselves being adversely linked with groups that were allegedly causing chaos in parts of the city during the protests.
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Former footballers and referee linked to protest chaos in Nairobi
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