Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier has reaffirmed his commitment to delivering a stadium for the club during his final term at the helm.Rachier, who first assumed the club’s leadership in 2008, was re-elected on Sunday, extending his tenure that will span an impressive 21 years by the time he vacates his seat, making him the longest-serving football club chairman in Kenyan history.##NAJAVA_MECA_8859677##Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsRachier will lead the club alongside Sally Bolo, who returns as vice-chairperson, Nick Arum as Secretary General, and Gerson Okuku as treasurer. The newly elected executive committee will serve a four-year term.Over the years, Rachier has repeatedly pledged to construct a stadium for the record 21-time Kenyan Premier League champions. Upon his re-election, he reiterated this promise. However, he disclosed that the club had officially abandoned plans to develop the land previously allocated to it by former President Daniel arap Moi, citing prolonged issues with obtaining the title deed.FKF advertise 72 public tenders, here’s how to apply“We chose to abandon that plan. Instead, we will seek privately-owned land—completely independent of any government involvement—acquire it with the support of some of our benefactors, and proceed to build a stadium,” Rachier said.On the sporting front, Rachier emphasized the club’s ambition to establish itself among Africa’s elite, a level they have struggled to consistently reach despite their domestic dominance.He also called on supporters to become official members of the club. Despite boasting one of the largest fanbases in the country, only about 1,900 fans are currently paid-up registered members.President Ruto’s promise to Kenya U20 team if they reach AFCON final“Most fans prefer to remain just that—fans—rather than becoming registered members, as membership comes with certain obligations. Despite repeated appeals, we only have about 1,900 registered members,” he lamented.Gor Mahia are currently third in the FKF Premier League standings with 46 points, three behind leaders Kenya Police FC, but with a game in hand.Construction set to resume at Kipchoge Keino Stadium after contractor payment
