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End incessant wrangles in football management teams to save the sport

Football Kenya Federation's Annual General Meeting (AGM), which was to be held in Kisii County on June 26, 2015, aborted for a myriad of reasons as the intrigues and bad blood between warring factions within the federation intensified.

The incumbent President of Football Kenya Federation (FKF), Sam Nyamweya, called off the meeting citing insecurity, given the high number of delegates who turned up for the AGM. Ordinarily, with 20 branches each sending two representatives, clubs, coaches, referees, players and women football teams each sending a representative, the expectation was that the attendance would be 78 delegates, but over 300 are said to have turned up.

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