By now you’ve heard about Collins Injera’s Sh9 million blunder. On Sunday, the Kenya 7s star reached a milestone 200th try in a win over Japan at the London sevens.
To mark this occasion, Injera pulled a permanent marker from his sock, signed the ball then rushed to the nearest camera and autographed it. The lens happens to be worth £60,000 (more than Sh9 million), and now the markings cannot get out.
Speaking of his action, Injera said, “I had no idea the camera lens had no protective covering, I was indeed carried away and didn’t actually know the kind of damage I had done at the moment.”
Well, there are lessons to be learnt for everyone. The cameraman should moving forward ensure his lens has a protective cover, and Injera should use temporary markers if he has to autograph cameras.
By now you’ve heard about Collins Injera’s Sh9 million blunder. On Sunday, the Kenya 7s star reached a milestone 200th try in a win over Japan at the London sevens.
To mark this occasion, Injera pulled a permanent marker from his sock, signed the ball then rushed to the nearest camera and autographed it. The lens happens to be worth £60,000 (more than Sh9 million), and now the markings cannot get out.
Speaking of his action, Injera said, “I had no idea the camera lens had no protective covering, I was indeed carried away and didn’t actually know the kind of damage I had done at the moment.”
Well, there are lessons to be learnt for everyone. The cameraman should moving forward ensure his lens has a protective cover, and Injera should use temporary markers if he has to autograph cameras.
