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The former Solian City FC star, described as a beacon of hope by the diaspora community, died in a tragic road crash in the Gulf state.

The somber silence of Eldama Ravine was shattered by wails of grief this week as the remains of Nick Kibellion, a promising young footballer whose dreams took him to the Gulf, finally returned to Kenyan soil.
Kibellion, affectionately known to his peers as "Mbii," represents more than just a personal loss; he is a poignant reminder of the fragile reality faced by thousands of Kenyans working abroad. His death in a road accident in Qatar has not only robbed Solian City FC of a former star but has plunged the local community into a mourning that resonates deeply across Baringo County.
The emotional weight of the tragedy was palpable as Kibellion’s body arrived in the country on Sunday, December 3. Family members, friends, and former teammates gathered to receive the remains, a moment marked by uncontrollable tears and disbelief.
Following the arrival, the body was transported to the Eldama Ravine mortuary, where it is currently being preserved. The repatriation marks the end of an agonizing wait for the family, who have been in limbo since news of the accident first broke in the Gulf state.
Before seeking opportunities in Qatar, Kibellion was a celebrated figure in the local sports fraternity. As a player for Solian City FC, he was known for his discipline and skill on the pitch. Tributes pouring in from the diaspora paint a picture of a young man who carried the hopes of his community on his shoulders.
According to reports from the Kenya Diaspora Media, the loss has shaken the Kenyan community in Qatar to its core. They described the late footballer as:
While details regarding the specifics of the road crash remain limited, the incident highlights the perilous nature of road safety in the region, a concern frequently raised by migrant welfare groups.
As the community in Eldama Ravine prepares to lay their son to rest, the focus now shifts to supporting the bereaved family. Mbii’s journey may have ended tragically far from home, but his legacy as a sportsman and a beloved son of Baringo remains firmly intact.
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