In a letter seen by Mozzart Sport, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has issued its own set of ultimatums to the Ministry of Sports, Culture and Heritage (MOSCA) if they are to comply with the inspection set to be conducted on the country’s football governing body on allegations of misappropriation of funds.On Monday 25th October, MOSCA officially requested FKF to provide upto 34 documents to be inspected by a committee that had been constituted to probe into the alleged scandal following the October 14th directive from Sports Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Amina Mohammed that issued a green light for a financial audit to be carried out on FKF.##NAJAVA_MECA_5930483##The appointed committee, chaired by Mike Kimoko according to the letter, was tasked with identifying areas of non-compliance to the Sports Act, scrutinizing FKF books or records, accounts and expenditure and to prepare an inspection report and submit the findings to the Cabinet Secretary within two weeks from the date of appointment.In the letter dated Tuesday October 26 and signed by CEO Barry Otieno, FKF told the ministry to provide the full list of the committee members and to confirm if Kimoko was indeed the chairman of the inspection body. FKF also went ahead to demand an introductory letter from MOSCA and for them to confirm the appointment of the said committee, failure to which, the federation would not engage with the said individuals.Ministry of Sports officially commence probe on FKF books of accounts“FKF wishes to request your good office to kindly provide the full list of the committee members and confirm, in writing, that the undersigned in the aforementioned letter, Mr. Mike Kimoko, Is indeed the chairperson of the FKF Inspection Committee appointed by yourself in accordance with the Sports Act (2013),”A parliamentary committee has summoned Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Nick Mwendwa to shed light on allegations of irregularly pocketing Sh11 million in allowances from the federation’s accounts. #MaliarSacco pic.twitter.com/RDCigQW63O— Ronoh Cornelius (Kipchumba) (@kipro_hon) October 27, 2021 “Most importantly, please take note that the federation will only engage the said Individuals after receiving an introductory letter from your good office, confirming the appointment of the said committee, to undertake an inspection of FKF in accordance with provision 520)(1) of the Sports Act (2013),”“Due the urgency of the matter and the tight deadline, FKF would be most grateful if the confirmation is made preferably by tomorrow. Wednesday, October 27, 2021 to enable the federation formally engage the said Committee going forward and initiate the process of compiling relevant documents, ranging as far back as 2014 when this current administration was not in office. We thank you for taking note and for your good understanding, this even as we await your Kind but Very Urgent response on the matter,” the letter from FKF read.##EDITORS_CHOICE##
