Sports journalist and fiery critic of Football Kenya federation (FKF) Milton Nyakundi’s criticism of Nick Mwendwa’s regime has been linked to failure by FKF to accede to his demands for illegal payments.
According to FKF Nairobi East branch secretary Dickson Doyo, Mr Nyakundi is on a revenge mission after the federation questioned him over his demands to get paid for an 18 month salary arrears accrued during the former administration led by Nyamweya.
“Nyakundi visited the FKF headquarters demanding for salary arrears but only to be asked to provide documentations that he was an employee of the federation and the terms of service he was employed under which he never provided,” Doyo said.
Doyo said that Nyakundi was even asked to provide proof of salary payments through bank statements which again he failed to produce.
“It’s from this that Nyakundi got bitter and decided to go on an all-out war against the federation by venting his anger and vengeance,” said in telephone interview on Radio Jambo sports show hosted by commentator Fred Arocho.
The official said that it is no wonder that Nyakundi enjoined himself in a case against the federation which resulted to the cancellation of March 27th, FKF national elections.
“This journalist wants the federation to be involved in a Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (KEMSA) like scandal where suppliers are paid to supply air/nothing, in which Mwendwa’s administration has always been providing accountability of its expenditure and accounting for monies received,” Doyo added.
Nyakundi was ejoined in a case against the federation where he gave submissions and later The journalist has been busy traversing various offices including the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) trying to implicate Mwendwa’s administration in corruption scandals.
The journalist further filed a case against the federation in court seeking for the federation’s accounts to be frozen and the secretariat be ejected from the FKF headquarters claiming that Mwendwa’s term of office had expired
