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The highly anticipated Lagos Incoming Tour returns to the Nairobi Polo Club this weekend, promising a spectacle of glamour, sport, and style.
The international tournament, one of the most elite fixtures on Kenya’s social calendar, will draw polo enthusiasts, lifestyle lovers, and distinguished personalities to the club for two days of high-octane action and elegance. Kenya’s top polo talent will face visiting teams from the Lagos Polo Club in what is expected to be a thrilling display of sportsmanship, precision, and flair.
Adding to the allure, Tusker Malt, a proud sponsor of the event, will headline the weekend with an immersive Craft Room experience — featuring a selection of malt beers, ambient music, and live creative showcases by Ted Josiah and Sue Mueni.
“Tusker Malt is more than just a beer; it is an experience designed to celebrate craftsmanship and culture. We are excited to once again create a memorable experience in partnership with the Nairobi Polo Club during this weekend’s Lagos Incoming Tour. Our presence speaks to our devotion to creating spaces where elegance, sport, and social connection come to life,” said Rediet Yigezu, Senior Brand Manager, Tusker Malt.
In line with Tusker Malt’s commitment to championing creativity and local talent, this year’s edition will feature an exclusive collaboration with Sue Mueni’s Sued Watches and Ted Josiah’s Joka Jok. The two will share their insights into craftsmanship, creativity, and community — reinforcing Tusker Malt’s mission to bridge craft, culture, and sport, and elevate the polo experience beyond the pitch.
As Lagos players touch down in Nairobi this Thursday, all eyes are on the Nairobi Polo Club for a weekend of competitive games, captivating style, and Tusker Malt magic — the hallmarks that have elevated the event to legendary status.
Tusker Malt invites fans, artists, and sports lovers to a weekend of fun, elegance, and sportsmanship — where art and culture converge under the spirit of polo.
Shadrack Nyakoe
