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The elections will be held from 9.00am to 4.00pm at the Moi International Sports Center, Kasarani.
The Football Kenya Federation has issued an official convocation notice of the upcoming elective Special General Meeting (SGM) scheduled to take place on December 7 at the Moi International Sports Center, Kasarani, Nairobi.
The elections will be held from 9.00am to 4.00pm. In a letter sent to delegates at the national level and signed by FKF Acting General Secretary/CEO Patrick Korir, the agenda for the meeting will include election of members to the FKF National Executive Committee which include the Federation President and Deputy President.
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11:00 - 15.11.2024
Stage set for FKF national elections showdown as branch elections conclude
The successful completion of the FKF county elections has paved way for the national elections showdown on December 7.
“Pursuant to Article 27(4) & Article 31 (1) (4)(5) of the FKF Constitution(2017): Formal Convocation is hereby given that the Elective Special General Meeting of Football Kenya Federation will be held on is hereby given that the Elective Special General Meeting of Football Kenya Federation will be held on Saturday, December 7, 2024,at Moi International Sports Center, Kasarani, Nairobi at 9.00am,” Read the letter of convocation.
The agenda of the SGM will begin with a roll call/check of quorum, an address by FKF president Nick Mwendwa and then the elections that are supposed to fill the positions of the National Executive Committee (NEC) position per region, and eligible Presidential candidates as outlined in Article 28 of the FKF constitution.
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08:50 - 19.11.2024
Tom Alila proposes strategic alliance with three other candidates ahead of FKF presidential elections
Alila has proposed for an alliance with three other FKF presidential candidates in order to stand a chance of ending the Nick Mwendwa-led era following the county polls.
Each county and each club shall be represented by one delegate. Delegates invited to the meeting include all the 48 FKF Counties, 18 FKF Premier League clubs, 10 National Super League clubs, 10 National Division One clubs, 3 WPL clubs, 2 Women Division One League Clubs and one representative from the Kenya Football Players Welfare Association.
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