Listen to former FKF boss Hatimy, Twaha tells Mwendwa, for Fifa can change positions

FILE: Former Nigerian footballer Victor Ikpeba (right) recives his jersey from Bandari FC chairman Hassan Musa (right) as one of the club's board member Twaha Mbarak (centre) looks on after their morning training session at the Mbaraki Sports Club ahead of their KPL match against Gor Mahia FC on Saturday, January 23, 2020. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) should heed the advice of its former boss, Mohamed Hatimy, on the need to respect the Constitution of Kenya, Twaha Mbarak has said.

Twaha, himself a former FKF vice-president, together with Sam Nyamweya, Lordvick Aduda and lawyer CBG Ouma engaged Hatimy in a legal tussle at the Court of Arbitration for Sport leading to the unified elections in 2011.