As the clash of titans between Nairobi City Thunder and KPA Dockers reached its climax in the final match of the Kenyan Basketball National League Series, a sinister operation was underway in the parking area of the Kasarani Indoor Arena.

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Nairobi City Thunder eventually won, completing a three-peat in the national basketball league, sending their supporters into celebration after watching their team once again lift the coveted title.

But for one jubilant Thunder supporter, the celebrations ended abruptly when she walked back to the parking lot.

Her car had been vandalised and parts of it stolen, while another motorist discovered that his vehicle had vanished.

📌 What You Need to Know

Ater Majok of Nairobi City Thunder goes for a basket against Namuwongo Blazers during the Road to Basketball Africa League (BAL) Elite 16 East Division match at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on November 18, 2025.

The woman, who asked that her name be withheld, had gone to Kasarani to watch the match, confident that her vehicle would be safe within the sprawling sports complex.

She was familiar with the venue, having attended many games there before, and knew that a police station was located within the stadium precincts.

The match was scheduled for 8.30pm, but she arrived at about 8pm to settle in before tip-off.

A man wearing an orange reflector jacket directed her to a parking spot about 50 metres from the Kasarani Sports Centre police station.

She parked and proceeded to the VIP section to watch the game. For the next two hours, her attention was on the court and the battle between Thunder and KPA Dockers.

📰 Source: Nation Africa