Ibrahim Shikanda parts ways with Nzoia Sugar
Football
By
Mike Kihaki
| Jan 07, 2022
Exactly a year since Ibrahim Shikanda was unveiled as the head coach for ="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/football/2001433618/shikanda-exit-nzoia-sugar-as-his-deputy-takes-over">Nzoia Sugar FC He said the tactician failed to travel with the team for their away league match against KCB in Nairobi on December 30. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. The former Kenyan international then missed Wednesday’s 1-1 draw with Gor Mahia at Sudi Stadium.
The club says it is not aware of Shikanda’s whereabouts and has now made a decision to terminate the former NSL side Nairobi Stima and Bungoma Super Stars coach’s contract. vivo V30 5G launching in Kenya: Step into the future with style How Kenya's ICT Accessibility Standards can create more inclusive workplaces Unlocking photographic brilliance: Vivo V29 5G series with its smart aura light portrait “I can confirm that we have parted ways with coach Ibrahim Shikanda after he absconded duty, we have written him a letter confirming the termination of his services. We are not aware of his whereabouts because he just vanished a day before we played KCB,” said Kadenge.
“He has not told us what his plans are and we have now decided to move on because this is a clear case of insubordination on his part.” He said team manager John Muraya and assistant coach Eric Wasike will continue being in charge of the team as they look into the future.
Nzoia are set to take AFC Leopards in their next match on Saturday before clashing with Wazito on January 16.
Shikanda worked as assistant coach of Tanzanian side Azam for five years.
READ MORE
Okong'o bows out of World Olympic Qualifiers in Thailand
Three more Kenyan boxers are yet to take the ring.
Darts. Wangui lifts Chairman's Cup in Nakuru
Nakuru County Darts League resumes on June 8.
Beatrice Chebet, the smiling assassin
She broke the 10,000m World Record and booked her place in Team Kenya to Paris.
Wainaina carries the day at Nakuru Golf Club
Professional golfer Andrew Chelogoi of Eldoret was the pro-winner, pocketing Sh20,000.
Clinical Matubia wins NCBA Golf Series at Muthaiga
Isaac fired 36 stableford points to win the sixth leg on Saturday.