ETO’O: I MIGHT JUST COME BACK WITH LIONEL MESSI

Cameroonian football star Samuel Eto'o who was in the country last week admitted falling in love with Kenya's wilderness and promised to bring his "best friend” Lionel Messi and other players to Kenya next year.
“Thanks for welcoming me to your family. It is a very beautiful region and I enjoyed my stay here,” the French-speaking player told hundreds of ecstatic football fans through a translator.
Sources whispered to Hot Secrets said it cost the Zeitz Foundation millions to bring Eto’o to Kenya.
Zeitz also brought Jamaican sprinter Usain ‘Boit’ Bolt to Kenya last year.
The Inter Milan striker was staying at the 50,000-acre Segera Ranch which is owned by Jochen Zeitz, CEO and chairman of the German-based sportswear manufacturer Puma AG.
Anyho, Eto’o was guarded by at least five policemen and army officers during his public appearances in Nanyuki. His security easily dwarfed that of three ambassadors present including the head of United Nations In Africa Achim Steiner.

SAMUEL ETO'O DID NOT ADOPT AN ANIMAL!

Cameroon football star, Samuel Eto'o who was in the country for a the Laikipia Unity Cup Finals on Wednesday July 21 at the Nanyuki Municipal Stadium, did not adopt anything.
A PR rep denied online reports claiming that Eto'o adopted an animal from the Segera Ranch.
"Eto'o couldn't adopt and animal it was not part of why he was in Kenya. and if he did he wouldn't have done in secret," the rep said.
The Inter Millan striker who is now in Paris, watched a friendly match between Laikipia United and Mathare United organized by the Zeitz Foundation and Laikipia Wildlife Forum while in Kenya.
That said, last October, Jamaican track race king pin, Usain 'Boit' Bolt and Britain’s hurdles champ Colin Jackson after the launch of the Zeitz Foundation adopted a cheetah.

SAMUEL ETO’O TO VISIT KENYA

Cameroon footballer Samuel Eto’o will be in the country for the Laikipia Unity Cup Finals that will take place on Wednesday July 21 at the Nanyuki Municipal Stadium.
The famed footballer will watch a friendly match between Laikipia United and Mathare United organized by the Zeitz Foundation and Laikipia Wildlife Forum.
Some of the guest expected at the friendly match is Jochen Zeitz, Founder and Chairman, Zeitz Foundation.
FYI, Eto’o is the patron for the Laikipia Unity and Beyond Cup that saw a total of thirty-two teams compete at four events with each region selecting the best players from the eight teams to form a combined team to represent the region in the finals.
The main sponsor is Safaricom, with support from the British Army.
Meanwhile, PUMA and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) announced, three major conservation projects in Africa as beneficiaries of the 'Play For Life' Campaign, a World Cup inspired partnership to support the 2010 International Year of Biodiversity. The 'Play for Life' campaign through a combination of events, public service announcements with Cameroon footballer Samuel Eto'o, encouraged the public to take action and get involved.
Proceeds generated from the campaign will be donated to beneficiary projects that will help save: African lions in Zambia (The African Lion: King Without A Kingdom Project); elephant populations in the Ivory Coast and Liberia (Support for the Elephants Project); and gorillas in Nigeria's Mbe Mountains (Promoting Community Participation in Gorilla Conservation).
Football fans and the wider public directed the final donations by voting for their favorite cause on FACEBOOK.COM/PUMA and via a UNEP enabled website.