36-year-old Nick Mwendwa crowned new FKF boss
The Information Technology expert fell out with Nyamweya after the deal between FKF and French firm, MP & Silva who secured the media rights to the FKF-PL started collapsing amid allegations of forgery, misrepresentation and embezzlement.
Signs for Team Change that swept the branch polls would produce the country’s second leader of FKF that came to being in 2011 were encouraged when Nakuru Town MP, David Gikaria, won the NEC seat for Rift Valley with 42 votes against the head of Ulinzi Stars operations, Joe Birgen who polled 23.
Counting for NEC seat was then stopped to pave way for the presidential ballot due to lack of time after the programme of activities that was scheduled to start at 10am delayed until past 12pm when the Special General Meeting of the FKF got underway.
In his last act as football boss, Nyamweya moved the agenda to adopt the resolution to align the federation to the Sports Act, 2013 that was passed with the amendment its constitution would be changed to harmonise it to the regulations after the election of a new office.
Nyamweya then made the bombshell announcement he would not seek a second term leaving Rachier, Mwendwa and Ssemi Aina to vie for the top job, setting the platform for the Team Change captain to be crowned the country’s new football sheriff.
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