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Football stakeholders table demands ahead of FKF polls

[ad_1] By JOHN ASHIHUNDU More by this Author Stakeholders want the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections to start from the grassroots, all the way to the national level. During a meeting held in Nairobi on Friday, football stakeholders said the crisis in the management of the sport and resultant deterioration is du

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Football stakeholders table demands ahead of FKF polls

[ad_1] By JOHN ASHIHUNDU More by this Author Stakeholders want the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections to start from the grassroots, all the way to the national level. During a meeting held in Nairobi on Friday, football stakeholders said the crisis in the management of the sport and resultant deterioration is due to an acute shortage of good and effective leadership, pervasive culture of impunity and lack of accountability. “Football has remained in an extended but certainly underserved state of limbo. The dismal performance of the game in Kenya in the past two decades has been caused either by lack of talent, good governance and a culture of accountability on one hand, and the infection of football leadership by the mediocrity of the...

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