Coast stakeholders want caretaker committee to run football
Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa (centre) addresses journalists at the Kandanda House in Kasarani on June 3, 2020. PHOTO | DAVID KWALIMWA | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Mohammed said Mwendwa’s continued stay in office poses real danger to the FKF finances, which he still has access to.
"It is laughable when we are told that Mwendwa should stay on to wait to hand over. That is not his work, because any NEC member and the secretariat can easily hand handover when that time comes", he said.
Coast region football stakeholders now want the government to put in place a normalization committee to take over the running of the sport ahead of the overdue Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections.
Led by former Coast FKF Secretary, Ismael Mohammed, the stakeholders who included current and former administrators, referees and players said they have had enough of the musical chairs at the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT) and now want the Sports ministry to step in and take action.
