Sam Nyamweya withdraws from FKF presidential elections

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By Tony Owori | Feb 10, 2016

Sam Nyamweya has withdrawn from the Football Kenya Federation presidential race being held at Kasarani today.

Nyamweya delivered the word in his last speech before dissolving his office to allow the Electoral Board to conduct elections.

The race now remains between Nick Mwendwa and Ambrose Rachier.

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