TV DEAL IN DARKNESS: FKF responds to MP & Silva, but fails to address pertinent issues raised

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Kariobangi Shark's Nicholas Kavaya and Elisha Owita, left, of MOYAS FC's eyes are set on the ball during FKF Premier league at Kasarani on Sunday, March 29th. PHOTO/JONAH ONYANGO.

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has maintained that their marketing deal with MP & Silva will remain in force for five years, despite reservation raised by the marketing firm.
Reacting to a letter from the marketing firm’s COO Roberto Dalmiglio on Wednesday, calling for renegotiation of the contract because the FKF PL is a second-tier, FKF, however, did not respond to the thorny issue raised by the COO about the quality of their league.

“None of the clubs that signed the attachment to the main contract are playing in the FKF-PL, let alone the big two clubs who’s participation had been promised,” the COO said in the letter to FKF President, Chief Executive Officer and all executive committee members. FKF did not respond to that assertion.