The final day of the Nairobi meet showcased impressive performances by various athletes. Mary Moraa, a two lap specialist, emerged victorious in the 400m race at the Nyayo National Stadium. She demonstrated a strong finish and clocked in at 51:97 seconds. Following her win, Moraa expressed gratitude to her fans and teased about a promising surprise in the near future, hinting at further improvements in her speed and performance.

Fast-rising sprinter Esther Mbagari secured a dominant victory in the women’s 100m race, while Hesborn Ochieng Oduor clinched the top spot in the men’s category. Their outstanding performances added to the electrifying atmosphere of the event.

Reports also highlighted a heartwarming moment as a fan bestowed Moraa with a unique and priceless gift, which filled her with joy and appreciation. This unexpected gesture left her feeling deeply touched, as it was a first-time experience for her. Moraa’s reaction reflected the impact of the thoughtful gift on her.

In other events, Waka and Safania triumphed in the women’s 100m race with impressive times of 11:99 and 12:02 respectively. In the men’s category, Oduor secured victory with a time of 10:34, narrowly surpassing his competitors. Additionally, in the men’s 10000m race, Stanley Njihia Kamau emerged as the winner with a notable time of 28:50.2, showcasing exceptional endurance and skill in the long-distance event.

Overall, the Nairobi meet concluded with remarkable performances and heartwarming moments, leaving an enduring impression on both the athletes and the spectators.