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Why MPs want FKF polls postponed

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FKF Vice president Dorris Petra (right) and president Nick Mwendwa arrive at Kandanda House in Nairobi on October 14, 2024 to present their papers for their joint ticket for the FKF presidential elections 



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Members of Parliament have scheduled a meet with Sports Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen to push for the postponement of the December 7 Football Kenya Federation (FKF) national elections. 

The MPs want a caretaker committee appointed to run local football in the interim, citing widespread corruption and inefficiency at  the federation. The MPs, drawn from the National Assembly’s Sports and Culture Committee, believe that the planned elections will not yield a fair outcome.