Harambee Starlets striker Esse Akida has parted ways with FKF Women Premier League (WPL) side Kibera Soccer Women, less than a year after joining the club.Akida joined the Kibera-based outfit in October 2025, marking her return to competitive football following a year in the cold.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe experienced forward quickly established herself as an integral member of the squad, contributing not only through her performances on the pitch but also with her experience and leadership off it.##NAJAVA_MECA_9928328##Her time at the club has now come to an end, with Akida announcing her departure through her social media accounts.“My time at Kibera Soccer Women FC has come to an end, and I leave with a heart full of gratitude.I want to sincerely thank the entire Kibera Women Soccer family- my teammates, the technical staff, management and everyone who supported me during my time at the club. I am grateful for the memories, the lessons, the challenges and the beautiful moments we shared,” she wrote.Victor Wanyama shares advice for young players aspiring to turn professionalThe former Besiktas JK and PAOK striker also expressed her appreciation to head coach Bob Okallo for his guidance and support during her time at the club.“A special thank you to coach Bob Okallo for his guidance, belief and support. I truly appreciate the opportunity to have worked under you once again and everything you contributed to my growth, both on and off the pitch.To my teammates, thank you for the friendships, the laughter, the hard work and for always pushing me to be better. It has been an honour to share the pitch and this journey with you,” she added.Four Kenyan officials earn prestigious CAF Champions League assignmentThe 35-year-old concluded her message by expressing her enduring affection for Kibera Soccer Women, who are the reigning FKF Cup champions.“Kibera Women Soccer will always be part of my story, and I will forever be grateful for the people and experiences that came with this chapter.As I begin a new journey, I wish the club nothing but success. Keep fighting, keep believing, and keep making history.Thank you, Kibera Women Soccer,” she concluded.
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