Twaha heartbroken from election betrayal

Rachier and twaha launch their bid for fkf presidency and deputy Gor Mahia FC chairman Ambrose Rachier (right) address journalists in Mombasa where he officially launched his bid to be elected as the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President and Twaha Mbarak (left) as his deputy president in the forth coming FKF elections, November 15, 2015. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

Twaha Mbarak is still hurting from what he terms as “betrayal” by Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier during the FKF elections on Wednesday.

Although he says he has moved on, he insists Rachier’s U-turn in the wee hours of Wednesday cost him the vice-presidency won by Doris Petra after he “instructed” his backers to cast their vote for Andrew Amukowa.