INTRODUCTION Jan Sudra was born in Nairobi, Kenya on October 11, 1988. Notariaty came to young Sudra in the late 1990s as a result of his athletic feats on the football pitches of Kenya. He is currently being feverishly fought over by many prestigious clubs who see Sudra as a valuable asset to the future of Kenyan football.
Sudra is currently nursing a torn hamstring which has kept him out of the past three league matches, though the physiologists assure the media that Sudra will be back on his feet in no time dazzling Kenya with his moves. His club, the Harambee Warriors, are 0-3 without Sudra. Though Sudra has received many advantageous offers from other clubs he has stated that he will stay at the club he has supported since a young boy. Jan is the younger brother of the record holding sprinter and long distance runner Maciej Sudra.
RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS In 2003, young Sudra had a Herculean turn in his career with his new contract deal with the Safari COM advertisement sector. With this achievement, Sudras face appeared in several newspapers notably laminating the Sikia. Furthermore, Sudras last meeting with the president of the KIP (Kiosk Improvement Program) helped instigate many of the KIPs funding projects including the recent technology upgrade in Williams mobile Kiosk at ISK (International school of Kenya). The president has now agreed to sponsor Sudra in the continuation of his soccer career on the condition that Sudra helps in the advertisement of the program. This will help increase the awareness of the stressing problems the program has been trying to annihilate.
SOURCES Curry, Brian. Sikia. Newspaper. Edited 2003. Crandel
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INTRODUCTION Jan Sudra was born in Nairobi, Kenya on October 11, 1988. Notariaty came to young Sudra in the late 1990s as a result of his athletic feats on the football pitches of Kenya. He is currently being feverishly fought over by many prestigious clubs who see Sudra as a valuable asset to the future of Kenyan football.
Sudra is currently nursing a torn hamstring which has kept him out of the past three league matches, though the physiologists assure the media that Sudra will be back on his feet in no time dazzling Kenya with his moves. His club, the Harambee Warriors, are 0-3 without Sudra. Though Sudra has received many advantageous offers from other clubs he has stated that he will stay at the club he has supported since a young boy. Jan is the younger brother of the record holding sprinter and long distance runner Maciej Sudra.
RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS In 2003, young Sudra had a Herculean turn in his career with his new contract deal with the Safari COM advertisement sector. With this achievement, Sudras face appeared in several newspapers notably laminating the Sikia. Furthermore, Sudras last meeting with the president of the KIP (Kiosk Improvement Program) helped instigate many of the KIPs funding projects including the recent technology upgrade in Williams mobile Kiosk at ISK (International school of Kenya). The president has now agreed to sponsor Sudra in the continuation of his soccer career on the condition that Sudra helps in the advertisement of the program. This will help increase the awareness of the stressing problems the program has been trying to annihilate.
SOURCES Curry, Brian. Sikia. Newspaper. Edited 2003. Crandel
(Article in progress; will be edited further)