Pius Metto. That name is never on the lips of many Kenyan sports lovers. It is not a name Kenyans, especially football fans, will utter whenever things go wrong within dressing and boardrooms of local football clubs, or even Harambee Stars.
To write that Mr Metto is little-known might not be fair. He is known in political circles, especially in Nandi Hills, which he had desired to represent in Parliament during the 2017 General Election under Jubilee, the political party that swore to build five, then nine, ultra-modern stadiums. In politics, his nom de guerre is ‘Arap Maraba’.