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Intrigues, strategic planning marked FKF elections campaign period

FKF President elect Nick Mwendwa and Doris Petra celebrates after wining the FKF elections at the Safaricom Sports Centre. Kasarani on 10th February, 2016. Mwendwa beat Ambrose Rachier after a long serving president Sam Nyamweya stepped down. PHOTO/DENNIS OKEYO

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) polls wound up yesterday with the resounding election of Nick Mwendwa as president. This brought to an end an exercise billed as the most expensive yet to the candidates in local football.

Besides the dizzying amounts bandied unofficially by different camps, ‘behind-the-scene intrigues” – to borrow a cliche – played out right up to the eve of the elections.

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