Nairobi, Kenya—12th, February 2024
The Nairobi Polo event has always been more than just a sporting occasion—it is an immersive cultural experience that reflects the best of Kenya.’
This past weekend, the Nairobi Polo Club held the much-anticipated Chairman’s Cup to end the 2024–2025 Polo Season. The competition not only celebrated the sport’s legacy but also paid tribute to outgoing chairman Fred Kambo.
Veuve Clicquot organized the colorful event in collaboration with Tatler magazine, which brought together top Kenyan celebrities, representatives from media outlets, and significant figures.
It was all ‘thrills’ as Nairobi Polo Club welcomed the esteemed Guards Polo Club from Abuja, Nigeria, in a spirited showdown of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship.
Finally, the season’s final match was a thrilling clash between Nairobi Polo Club Kenya and Guards Polo Club Nigeria, with the Kenyan team emerging victors after a hard-fought battle. Chairman Fred Kambo led the charge, steering the NPC squad to a remarkable triumph and ending his tenure with a resounding win.
In keeping with the happy mood of the day, guests enjoyed fine food and champagne to honor the suave sport in a sophisticated and stylish setting.
By sponsoring the event, Veuve Clicquot showed its continued support for polo, a sport it has been a fan of for a long time. Their unwavering support is a testament to their commitment to the game’s hallmarks: class, brilliance, and teamwork. Tatler is still growing in Africa, with Kenya being a key focus.
The internationally acclaimed premium publication is making an effort to draw attention to the thriving arts, fashion, and high society of the area.
The Nairobi Polo event has always been more than just a sporting occasion—it is an immersive cultural experience that reflects the best of Kenya. From thrilling matches to exciting social events, this year’s event cemented its place as a top feature on Kenya’s social calendar.
