Duncan Omala has consoled his brother Benson after Nairobi United's FKF Cup triumph over Gor Mahia
Nairobi United forward Duncan Omala has consoled his brother Benson Omala after the Naiboys shocked Gor Mahia 2-1 in the final of the FKF Cup to relegate K’Ogalo to a season without trophies.
Omala played a vital role in helping the NSL champions win the title and qualify for next season’s CAF Confederation Cup thanks to his relentless movement and aggression, and the former Kenya U18 star will be hoping to build on from this year’s success.
But while he has enjoyed a brilliant season individually and collectively, his brother Benson has endured a season to forget.
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He spent six months on the sidelines without kicking a ball after his move to Lebanese outfit Al Safa earlier in the season hit a massive snag, and although he returned to Gor Mahia, has struggled to maintain his goalscoring momentum.
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Speaking to Pulse Sports following his win, Omala was incredibly grateful to his brother for helping him elevate his professional career and being a role model for the youngster.
“I feel fantastic, but I also want to thank him for everything he has done for me,” Duncan said. “He motivates me daily and I am forever grateful for him.”
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Omala has urged his brother to chin up following his disappointing season.
“ He should not lose hope. He has a lot of suitors. He must stay focused. It’s just a game — football is about winning, drawing, and losing. It just wasn’t his day.”
Reflecting on the team’s transformation, Duncan credited Nairobi United’s unity and hard work for their fairy-tale run.
“We motivated ourselves when the season started. Everyone psyched themselves up,” he said. “Last season, we lost by a huge margin, but this time we had to do it.”
He also praised head coach Nicholas Muyoti and his staff for their role in building a winning mentality within the squad.
“The players have been a strong unit, aided by Nicholas Muyoti and his technical bench. The fans have been with us through thick and thin.”
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Duncan also reserved praise for Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, under whose administration the club has seen renewed energy and backing.
“I want to thank Governor Sakaja who has taken us to a whole new level since taking over this team. I also thank God for this achievement.”
With the FKF Cup title secured and a place in continental football assured, Duncan Omala now looks ahead to continuing his upward trajectory — while standing firmly beside his brother, urging him to bounce back stronger.