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Vihiga‘s ingokho made the Kenya Sevens

Vihiga County boasts of probably nurturing the highest
number of players in Kenya's seven

Kenya's rugby sevens vice captain Collins Injera may have costed TV crew heavily by signing a £60,000 (Sh9 million) camera lens with a permanent marker to celebrate his 200th World Rugby Series try in England on May 17.

But that a side, did you know that Vihiga County boasts of probably nurturing the highest number of players in Kenya's seven-a-side squad? A majority of players in the Kenyan team that featured in the London tournament are from Vihiga County.

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