Rais na Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa FKF wanasimamishwa kwa sababu ya kashfa ya Ksh 42M

Kamati Tawala ya Taifa ya Shirikisho la Soka la Kenya (FKF) imeamuru Rais Hussein Mohammed, mwanachama Abdullahi Yussuf Ibrahim na Mkurugenzi Mtendaji Dennis Gicheru wasimame mara moja kutokana na madai ya utendaji mbaya wa kifedha unaohusisha Ksh 42 milioni kutoka hesabu za CHAN. Macdonald Mariga, Naibu Rais, ameteuliwa kuwa Rais wa muda hadi uchunguzi uishe. Hatua hii imechukuliwa na wanachama tisa kati ya 14 wa kamati hiyo.

Kamati Tawala ya Taifa ya FKF ilifanya mkutano wa juu na kuamuru wasimamishwe mara moja Hussein Rashid Mohammed, Rais wa FKF, Abdullahi Yussuf Ibrahim, mwanachama wa NEC, na Dennis Gicheru, Mkurugenzi Mtendaji.
Hii ni ili kuruhusu uchunguzi na miungano ya FKF, taifa na kimataifa kuhusu madai ya utendaji mbaya wa fedha za umma na uvunjaji wa sheria.
Macdonald Mariga ameuagizwa kuwa Rais wa muda na kuitwa mkutano wa dharura wa NEC.

Hesabu zote za benki zinazohusishwa na Rais aliyesimamishwa zimeagizwa kufungwa ili kuhifadhi ushahidi.
Kamati imeamuru uteuzi wa mhakiki huru wa uchunguzi wa fedha kutoka CAF, FIFA na Wizara ya Michezo.
Madai ni pamoja na utumiaji mbaya wa Ksh 42 milioni kutoka hesabu za African Nations Championship (CHAN), migongano ya maslahi na ununuzi usio wa ushindani.

Mohammed alikanusha madai hayo Jumanne, akiyasema ni kampeni mbaya.
"Mara tu nilipoanza mchakato wa kusafisha nyumba, ni hakika kwamba ufisadi ungepigania nyuma," alisema.
"Kupitia kampeni hiyo mbaya, maisha yangu ya kujitolea, kujitolea na uwekezaji katika kukuza muundo wetu wa kijamii kupitia michezo yanaweza kuanguka kwa moshi, kama hivyo. Sifa imeharibiwa milele. Sita kuruhusu hilo."

Wanachama watatu wa NEC, Charles Njagi, Ahmedqadar Mohammed Dabar na Kenneth Rungu, hawakuhudhuria mkutano huo.
Kamati ilisema hatua hii ni ili kurejesha imani ya umma na kulinda uadilifu wa soka la Kenya.

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Kenyan energy officials resigning after arrests in Ksh4 billion fuel scandal, with symbolic elements of corruption and fuel infrastructure.
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Energy bosses resign after arrests in Ksh4 billion fuel scandal

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Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo, Kenya Pipeline Company Managing Director Joe Sang, and Petroleum Principal Secretary Mohamed Liban have resigned after arrests linked to a Ksh4 billion fuel scandal. Officials allegedly manipulated stock data to enable irregular procurement outside the government-to-government agreement. President William Ruto's office called the deal a blatant breach involving substandard fuel.

Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission detained 11 officials on May 7 over claims that Ksh 85 million was misappropriated from the Eldama Ravine NG-CDF. The funds were drawn from a larger Ksh 369 million allocation meant for local projects between 2018 and 2021.

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Abdi Mohamud, CEO of Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), has been elected president of the Eastern Africa Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (EAAACA). The election occurred at the body's 16th Annual General Meeting in Nairobi from April 20 to 24, 2026. He succeeds Ugandan judge Naluzze Aisha Batala.

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