Mbarak, 53, in a statement, said he is the best bet for Kenyan football and promised to work together with various stakeholders to ensure the game grows from the grassroots to the national level
Mbarak promised to bring new technical personell to help restore lost glory at national team level
Mbarak served as the defunct Kenya Football Federation Vice Chairman between 2010 and 2011 under the leadership of Sam Nyamweya
Veteran football administrator Twaha Mbarak Tuesday officially declared his interest in the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) presidency.
Mbarak, 53, in a statement, said he is the best bet for Kenyan football and promised to work together with various stakeholders to ensure the game grows from the grassroots to the national level.
