Shabana FC Secretary General Elizaphan Kerama has urged club supporters to come out in their numbers on Sunday, September 7, 2025, to mark the club’s interactive moment dubbed Shabana Day at Gusii Stadium.

In the Wednesday, September 3, 2025 statement, Kerama said Sunday will be a special day for the Tore Bobe family as fans will get a chance to mingle with club staff and witness the unveiling of new signings.

“As we all know, there is only one Shabana in the whole world; we want to confirm to the world that this is true. We welcome you all for a fun day filled with activities at the Gussi Stadium this Sunday,” Kerama said.

What to expect

On the same day, club supporters will get the first glimpse of the team that will represent Tore Bobe in the upcoming campaign. The event will also serve as a key fundraising platform to boost the club’s activities for the season ahead.

The occasion, organised in partnership with the club’s shirt sponsor, promises an action-packed day celebrating football, culture, and community. Among the highlights will be the launch of the sponsor/Shabana FC documentary, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at the club’s journey, challenges, and triumphs.

The climax of the celebrations will be an international friendly as Shabana takes on Tanzania’s Pamba Jiji FC, a clash expected to draw thousands of the club’s supporters. Entry to the event is set at Ksh300 for regular tickets and Ksh1,000 for VIP passes, making it accessible for fans from all walks of life.

Shabana have officially announced the signing of Humphrey Obino, a move aimed at strengthening the club’s attack ahead of the 2025/2026 FKF Premier League season. The club has also bolstered its roster with the earlier signing of Biron ‘Ngolo’ Otieno from Kariobangi Sharks. 

Also, Tore Bobe Shabana FC has announced the acquisition of midfielder David Odoyo from Football Kenya Federation Premier League side Tusker FC. 

Alongside AFC Leopards and Gor Mahia, Shabana FC boasts a rich history as one of the top three most influential community clubs in the history of Kenyan football at the club level.