Manipulation and Alteration of FKF Electoral Voter Register of Mandera County

By Steve El Sabai

Football in Kenya has long been a battleground of debate and controversy, and the latest saga surrounds the manipulation and alteration of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) electoral voter register in Mandera County.

Allegedly orchestrated by Ismail and his regime, this controversy has cast a shadow over the credibility of the FKF and raised serious concerns about the fairness of the upcoming elections.

The FKF electoral process is a critical aspect of football management in Kenya, tasked with selecting leaders who shape the future of the sport in the country.

Any form of tampering with the voter register threatens the very integrity of this process. In Mandera County, alarm bells started ringing when several stakeholders lodged complaints, claiming the voter register had been altered without their knowledge.

Accredited voters were reportedly removed from the list, while other names were added without following due process. This prompted the FKF National Executive Committee to suspend the county’s elections, sparking further unrest.

Ismail’s actions are not only a breach of the FKF constitution but also a violation of the core values of fair play and sportsmanship.

FKF is expected to uphold transparency and accountability, and any attempts to manipulate the electoral process severely undermine these principles.

The situation has raised serious concerns about the extent of control Ismail’s regime has over the electoral process in Mandera.

The ease with which the register was altered raises questions about whether the upcoming elections will truly reflect the will of the football community.

This scandal transcends Mandera County. It taints the image of Kenyan football, reinforcing negative stereotypes about corruption and mismanagement in African football.

The FKF must take immediate action to restore trust. Ensuring that all accredited voters are allowed to participate freely and fairly is essential for the credibility of the election process.

Furthermore, Ismail and those involved must be held accountable for their role in undermining democracy within the federation.

The FKF needs to swiftly restore integrity to the electoral process and set a precedent that manipulation will not be tolerated.

By upholding the values of transparency and fairness, the FKF can not only salvage its image but also ensure that Kenyan football is governed by leaders who genuinely represent the will of the people.

In conclusion, the manipulation of the FKF electoral voter register in Mandera County is a serious breach of trust that must be addressed head-on.

Ismail and his regime must face the consequences of their actions, and the FKF must ensure that future elections are conducted with the highest standards of transparency and fairness.

The future of Kenyan football depends on it.

The views on this article are purely the opinion of the writer