Photos Of The Once Magnificent World Class Dandora Stadium, Before And After. (Photo's)
The Dandora Stadium that was built by the administration of the former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko is currently in ruins and if you compare the current picture's of the stadium and how it was before, there is a very huge difference as there are shrubs and weeds everywhere.
This Stadium was built at a cost of over 350 Million Kenya shillings and it's Construction stopped after investigations were launched by the EACC and the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA).
These investigations stopped everything upto date svd there are lots of millions of Ksh, taxpayers money that were injected into the Construction of the World class Stadia which is now in total ruin's and even the artificial turf that was to be placed on the pitch has worn out completely.
It's construction stopped while it was 80% complete and it could have been a stadium of it's own kind in Kenya and even East Africa.
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