The FKF Transition Committee has summoned clubs for a meeting on Monday 23rd May, a week after they were appointed by the Sports Ministry CS, Amina Mohammed.The Committee, consisting of members from the now defunct Caretaker Committee will oversee the running of football activities in the country for the next five weeks and ensure the adoption of a draft constitution birthed by the Caretaker Committee.To kick start their work, the committee has summoned all clubs for a meeting on Monday. The meeting will be held at the Kasarani Ball Room from 9am.The clubs invited are Premier League sides, National Super League, FKF División One teams, FKF Women Premier League outfits and FKF women División One teams.There are three agendas on the table highlighted by the invite sent out by head of secretariat Linda Ogutu. They are: Future of Kenyan football, commercialization of football in Kenya and engagement with potential sponsors.The FKF Transition Committee has summoned clubs for a meeting on Monday. Some interesting agendas on the table.Meanwhile there will be another stakeholders meeting on Saturday.The confusion continues.#KEFootball pic.twitter.com/VO2Pq2cV6A— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) May 19, 2022 Meanwhile another meeting has been called on Saturday aby a section of FKF Branch chairmen. Dubbed a consultative meeting, the group let by Murang’a Branch Chairman Robert Macharia, his Nyamira counterpart Luthers Mokua and Nairobi East’s Amos Otieno have called a meeting with eight agendas on the table. Among them is the election of an interim FKF National Executive Committee to oversee football activities in the country.The Caretaker and later Transition Committees came into place last November when Amina disbanded the FKF leadership led by Nick Mwendwa over alleged embezzlement of funds. She then handed the office to the Caretaker Committee for six months and now the Transition One for five weeks.Her action resulted in Kenyan getting suspended by FIFA and it cost Harambee Starlets an opportunity to qualify for the African Women Cup of Nations that starts in July in Morocco. Harambee Stars are also likely to be kicked out of 2023 AFCON Qualifiers as CAF had directed that the country ensures its suspension is lifted two weeks before Match Day One against Cameroon in Yaoundé. The match is penciled for 4th June.
