Four FKF aspirants urge government to solve election stalemate
From left to right,: Angeline Mwikali, Andrew Amukoa, Twaha Mbarak, Nicholas Musonye, Sam Nyamweya and Simon Mugo duiring the press briefing at a Nairobi hotel on September 1, 2020.
The decision by these three aspirants not to submit their nomination technically locks them out of the polls slated for September 19 and October 17 respectively, even though the polls, have, yet again, been challenged at the SDT.
Four Football Kenya Federation (FKF) presidential aspirants insist the elections have been skewed in favour of current president Nick Mwendwa.
Three of the four, Nicholas Musonye, Twaha Mbarak, and Sam Nyamweya, spoke at a press briefing in Nairobi Tuesday, a day after they all refused to submit their candidature to FKF's Electoral Board before Monday's deadline.
