The FKF president says members of his National Executive Committee have refused to attend meetings as efforts to resolve the leadership dispute stall.
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed has accused members of the federation’s National Executive Committee of refusing to attend meetings, as a leadership dispute continues to resist resolution.
According to The Standard, Mohammed raised the complaint on Monday while discussing repeated setbacks in efforts to address the crisis. His remarks put attendance at executive meetings at the centre of his account of the impasse.
Mohammed points to committee members
The FKF president repeatedly questioned why resolving the dispute had proved difficult, directing his frustration towards members of his own executive committee, the newspaper reported.
His accusation concerns participation in the federation’s meetings. However, the available extract does not identify the committee members he was referring to, specify which meetings they allegedly missed or explain their reasons for not attending.
The claim that members refused to attend is Mohammed’s account. The supplied material contains no response from the executive committee members concerned.
Resolution remains unclear
The Standard describes a worsening leadership crisis at the federation, with attempts to settle the dispute repeatedly falling short. Mohammed’s comments indicate that disagreements within the leadership remain unresolved.
The available report does not set out the underlying issues dividing the officials, provide details of earlier attempts at reconciliation or outline an agreed route towards resolving the impasse.
Further details of the newspaper’s report are behind a subscription paywall. The accessible extract offers no confirmed timetable for another meeting or a settlement, leaving the next steps in the leadership dispute unclear.
