The Lipalikes Volleyball team has once again demonstrated their prowess on the court by clinching another championship trophy. This victory was not just a testament to their skill but also a significant contribution to the ongoing fight against illegal brews in the Mt Kenya region and which has continued to wreck havoc in many homes.
The team was honoured for their outstanding performance in a series of open volleyball games designed to raise awareness about the dangers of illicit brews in the Mt. Kenya region.
Lipalikes CEO Nick Mararo wity volleyball team
The announcement was made via Twitter, where Lipalikes shared a photograph of the team handing over the trophy to Lipalikes CEO, Nick Mararo.
The tweet read: “The Lipalikes Volleyball team officials hand over yet another trophy to the Lipalikes C.E.O Nick Mararo. The trophy is in recognition of their excellent streak in the open volleyball games to raise awareness of the dangers of illicit brews in the Mt. Kenya region. Congratulations.”
This victory barely 2 days after Lipalikes (which is one of the biggest and fast-growing social media giants) partnered with various NGOs and government institutions to launch the “Abiria Ni Mayai” campaign. This initiative aimed to create awareness about road safety and reduce road accidents.
Lipalikes volleyball team presenting awards
The ongoing efforts by Lipalikes and their partners aim to address critical issues affecting the Mt. Kenya region. By leveraging the popularity of sports and engaging community members in meaningful activities, they hope to make a significant difference.
All the same, the Lipalikes Volleyball team’s recent victory serves as a beacon of hope and a call to action for others to join the fight against the scourge of illicit alcohol and support road safety initiatives.
The issue of illicit brew in various parts of Mt Kenya region has had adverse impacts on the youthful population. At some time, Deputy President Hon Rigathi Gachagua found himself running a all-round campaign to crackdown those responsible for illegal brews in the region.
