FKF Electoral board clears all nine aspirants to vie for presidency
FKF Election Board Chairman Hesbon Owilla presents an acknowledge slip to FKF Presidential Candidate Kempes Owino (right) and his running mate Evance Kadenge (left) on October 14th, 2024 at Kandanda House.
With all aspirants cleared, attention now turns to whether the clubs eligible to vote have complied with the Sports Act, following a letter from the Sports Registrar’s office.
The registrar's office has registered 44 County Football Associations eligible to vote, raising questions about how the branches will be registered after the elections, since the Sports Act 2013 dictates that only one body can govern a particular discipline.
All nine aspirants for the upcoming Football Kenya Federation (FKF) presidential elections, set for December 9, have been cleared to begin their campaigns.
Nation Sport understands that the nine, who presented their papers last Monday at Kandanda House in Nairobi, met the requirements set by the Electoral Board, and can now focus on winning over the 92 delegates who will vote in the national polls.