It has been a ball game of back and forth, court cases after court cases, but the struggle for power in the Kenyan football industry now looks like it’s going to be a thing of the past as football stakeholders will have a chance to choose FKF president among the candidates who have presented themselves for the election tomorrow.
Will Nick Mwendwa beat the marionettes lined up to face him tomorrow? A spot check by www.goodmorningkenya.com has revealed that the ground is all set and it is…..on your marks…….. ready…..go.
All predictions say Nick Mwendwa will retain the seat without stiff competition because, looking at the personal character of the opponents, it appears impossible for laymen’s imagination to imagine that one of these opponents will garner five votes from the delegates in order to beat an oily and organized Mwandwa. The election is a good sign for Kenyan football and a win for Nick and the continuation of Mwendwa at the helm means he will now have time to complete his manifesto.
The election comes amid strict covid regulations. It will be impossible for imposters to gain entrance if you are not a delegate, media official, FkF official, or stakeholder representative. Kenyan hopes his reelection will be a good sign for football Kenya. If he wins, he needs to work harder to improve the conditions of the game in the country.
