Gor Mahia are set to have elections on April 13 but candidates must meet certain conditions to be eligible to contest.
A deadline to submit applications in order to vie for an elective position at Gor Mahia Football Club has been set.
Candidates who want to contest for any elective seat in the upcoming elections have until Friday April 4 to submit their applications.
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However, as the election day approaches, electoral board chairman Gichu Wahome has outlined a number of conditions that candidates must meet before being allowed to run according to Capital Sports.
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“A candidate has to have been an active member of Gor Mahia FC for the last 3 (three) years, be a registered member of the club and be nominated by at least 20 branches or 20 registered members who have not nominated or endorsed another candidate in the same position,” Wahome said.
Furthermore, Chapter Six of the Constitution about leadership and integrity must be adhered to. All the candidates must present a number of documents including a certificate of good conduct, credit reference bureau clearance certificate, KRA tax compliance certificate, EACC clearance certificate, HELB clearance certificate and nomination fee, among others.
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Four positions are up for grabs. They include that of the chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary general and the honorary treasurer.
Contestants for the chairperson position will pay Ksh 500,000 nomination fee, vice chair hopefuls will part with Ksh 450,000 whereas secretary general and honorary treasurer will each fork Ksh 400,000.
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Current chair Ambrose Rachier is expected to contest for a final four-year term despite having been at the helm of the 21-time Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League champions for 17 years. His sole challenger so far is current treasurer Dolfina Adhiambo.