fortunate backgrounds. Ngong' Road – the first centre, it serves areas around Ngong Road, Kilimani, Dagoretti, Lavington, Jamhuri and Hurlingham. Apart from identifying talented young footballers and fostering their talents, its other objectives are to narrow the gap between fortunate and less fortunate Nairobi communities through common sports. South B – the centre opened its doors in 2005. It is situated inside the expansive Railway Training Institute. It serves areas of South B, Hazina, South C, Imara Daima, estates around Mombasa Road, Embakasi, Nyayo Estate, Buru Buru, Doonholm and Komarock. With its compassing curriculum, it has trained boys who have featured both nationally and internationally. Solomon Mbiti earned good reviews as part of the Ligi Ndogo team that travelled to Keele, Manchester in 2007 and 2009. Many others have gone on to feature at school level. Said Bakari from South B is currently featuring in the Ligi Ndogo U16 planets. Gigiri (until 2012) – situated at the German School Nairobi. It was started in October 2008 as part of the expansion program, when Ligi Ndogo leased the grounds from the school. It aimed to identify talented, young Kenyan footballers in the upper-class areas of Nairobi and foster their talents. It was designed to cater for the regions of Gigiri, Runda, Rosslyn etc., but also has a bursary program that served the less fortunate from Muchatha and Banana Hill areas. It offered attractive and safe venues for practice and games. This centre provided children with an opportunity to competent training and guidance in football, with an enrollment of 44 players. In 2012, since German School Nairobi did not extend Ligi Ndogo's lease of the grounds, the sports academy was forced to discontinue the centre as part of its programme. Shortly thereafter, German School itself started its own football programme at the same venue. Club colours and logos Ligi Ndogo's home colors are cobalt blue, while its away colours are tangerine yellow. Kit colors have been green and lime but was changed to the original senior team colors. The origins of the club's home colors are their title sponsors when they toured the UK in 2008. The team first wore the cobalt blue and tangerine yellow when it played in the Umbro International Cup (now the Keele International Cup) in Manchester, England. The current club logo was adopted in 2005. It was originally in grey and black but went through a series