In Remembrance
In Memory of Dr. EMMA (Arsenal Rwanda)
Dr. Emmauel SEFUKU HAFASHIMANA, commonly referred to as Dr. or Dr. Emma, was one of the founding members of RAFC and a revolutionary factor in this Organisation's key activities, like unity, contribution towards helping the needy, commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against The Tutsis, and brotherhood sports mention. We can greatly say he made us look the way we look today.
Dr. Emmanuel, a tall, elegant soft-spoken, fearsome but kind man, was the father figure to RAFC, and his loss is forever going to reveal a huge gap he left behind.
We stand here today because of this man who left us two years ago. We miss him like never before, and only holding on to his values makes us feel like he is still with us.
he was RAFC and RAFC was him, he served it with a commitment beyond 100%, and he always felt we stayed united always.
We are forever going to be united, for falling apart will be giving up on you
In Memory of Areba (Arsenal Kenya)
John Areba joined Arsenal Kenya in 2011 and he was among the first 30 members who founded Arsenal Kenya. He was very active in all Arsenal Kenya events including the Africa festival, and was largely liked by everyone because of his outgoing nature.he had in-depth knowledge of football was in Arsenal Kenya football team and left his mark as a caring and humourous Gooner before he succumbed to injuries after an accident in 2024.
In Memory of Mutwiri (Arsenal Kenya)
Bazoo a.k.a MUTWIRI joined Arsenal Kenya in 2016 from Arsenal Kenya Meru ,a town near Mt Kenya where was among the branch founders.He was largely known in Meru because he also ran a popular electronics shop .He rarely missed Arsenal Kenya events and just like Areba his last national event festival in Dar es salaam.
He succumbed to complications after stomach surgery