FC Talanta defender Peter Njammah is appealing for financial support, following the death of his two nieces, Dylan Mungai and Bianca Wairimu, in a house fire in Ndenderu on Friday, 17 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsNjammah joined FC Talanta from Liberty Academy, and quickly broke into the senior team’s starting lineup, despite his initial inexperience.He has since earned individual recognition, including a Man of the Match performance against Tusker FC in the 2024/24 FKF Premier League.##NAJAVA_MECA_9985188##Away from the pitch, Njammah is now dealing with a devastating family tragedy, after his sister’s two children lost their lives in the fire.The two were the children of Njammah’s sister, Esther Nyambura. Njammah noted that the person suspected of causing the incident is still being sought.Harambee Stars striker reveals major reason behind his struggle in Austria“My sister’s two children tragically lost their lives after their house caught fire,” Njammah told Mozzart Sport.The family is now preparing for the burial, scheduled for Tuesday, 29 September. Njammah has turned to friends and well-wishers for support in giving Dylan and Bianca a dignified send-off.McCarthy defends inclusion of free agent in Harambee Stars squad for AFCON qualifiers“In the meantime, I would like to humbly request for your support financially, so that we can give these children a proper send-off,” he said.The funeral meetings are being held in Banana Kawaida, as the family makes arrangements for the burial.“Anything you offer to contribute will be highly appreciated. If God has blessed you and you feel you would like to support us, your contribution will mean a lot to the family during this difficult time,” Njammah added.Why Michael Olunga will miss Harambee Stars' pair of AFCON 2027 QualifiersFriends who would like to contribute can do so through:Pochi La Biashara: 0705945133 — Wilson KariukiMozzart Sport joins the family of Njammah in mourning the two angels. May their souls rest in peace.
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