We have had an organized NSL for the past four years ~ Aziz Osman, Migori Youth Chairman.
The second tier league has for three editions, up until the 2019/2020, benefited from free to air coverage courtesy of a partnership between FKF and Bamba Sports
FKF, under Mwendwa, has further sourced for a KES 90 Million title partnership, which has seen each of the 20 participating clubs receive a KES 750,000 annual grant from the Federation, as well as jersey sets and other in kind provisions from the leading online bookmaker
NSL side Migori Youth FC Chairman, Mr Aziz Osman has expressed his sentiments on the proper structures put in place by the current Federation to raise the standards of the game in the second tier league.
“The current regime has worked to elevate the FKF National Super League by giving it more exposure, making it far much competitive and fair to all the teams in the league,”said Mr Osman
“There is transparency. Unlike few years back, we now have a clear promotion and relegation structure, as opposed to boardroom decisions that were the norm before Mwendwa came in,” he added
