Mosiria gifts Majembe Ksh3000 ahead of his bout with Mbavu Destroyer
By Valerian Khakayi, March 31, 2026Nairobi County Chief Officer for Citizen Engagement and Customer Service, Geoffrey Mosiria, has expressed his support for rising Boxer Protifas Odipo, widely known as Majembe, ahead of their much-anticipated bout with Mbavu Destroyer.
According to Mosiria, following a chance encounter in the Nairobi CBD on Monday night, March 31, 2026, he gifted him Ksh 3,000, expressing confidence that he would win his upcoming match.
Taking to his official Instagram account after the unexpected meeting, Mosiria said he was impressed by Majembe’s determination and growing reputation in the fighting scene.
“They caught me unaware in the CBD, but I gave Majembe Ksh 3,000 in recognition of his victory. He has a bright future ahead. All the best Majembe, in your career,” Mosiria wrote.
Mbavu Destroyer vs Majembe bout
The bout dubbed Vurugu will be held on April 4, 2026, at Kasarani Stadium’s indoor arena.
As the boxing match approaches, all eyes will be on Mbavu and Majembe, with fans eagerly waiting to see whether the threats and bravado will translate into performance in the ring.
Whether Mbavu’s warning was meant seriously or as part of the pre-fight theatrics, one thing is clear: the rivalry has made the upcoming bout one of the most talked-about events in Kenya.
The event is scheduled to kick off at 3:00 pm local time and run till late, offering fans hours of uninterrupted boxing entertainment.
The undercard
The undercard is equally compelling, showcasing a mix of rising talents and seasoned fighters. Mufasa will square off against Seba, while Ranger James takes on Salim Omoit in what is anticipated to be a tightly contested encounter. Phiji is also scheduled to face Mbali Mbali, adding further intrigue to the lineup.
In other bouts, Rodgers Otieno will battle Jared Amianda, as Lawrence Owino steps into the ring against Jeremiah Aboku. Fans will also witness Munaswar go head-to-head with Mr Clear The Air, a fight that has already sparked excitement among followers of the sport.
Adding a unique touch to the event, Elizabeth Akinyi will face Evelyn Akinyi in a bout that highlights the growing prominence of women in boxing within the region.
The event is scheduled to kick off at 3:00 pm local time and run till late, offering fans hours of uninterrupted boxing entertainment