AFC Leopards members have bestowed the responsibility of restoring the club’s lost glory to it’s legend, Boniface Ngaira Ambani, after the former Kenyan international floored Enos Mutoka during the elections held on Sunday.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More News Ambani secured a resounding win after, garnering 1,101 votes compared to Mutokah’s 647 in an exercise staged at the Stadion Hotel in Kasarani.The former Leopards striker takes over from outgoing chairman Dan Shikanda, who did not seek re-election after completing his two terms of three years each.##NAJAVA_MECA_8996623##The elections, conducted by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), under the watchful eye of loyal Ingwe supporters, kicked off early at 7:00am, with fans lining up in large numbers to cast their votes.Both Ambani and Mutokah cast their ballots at around 11:00 a.m before shifting focus to monitoring the integrity of the process.By the end of the day, Ambani had earned the mandate to lead the club into a new era.Charged with the monumental task of restoring Ingwe’s former prestige in both Kenyan and continental football, Ambani is banking on a detailed 11-point agenda dubbed “The Starting XI.”The plan, crafted with the support of seasoned football administrators and professionals, prioritizes transparency, accountability, and inclusivity.Mozzart Bet Cup: Murang’a Seal edge Mara Sugar to claim third placeAt the heart of his campaign was a passionate call to fans, members, and stakeholders to rally behind the dream of returning AFC Leopards to the summit of African football.His manifesto lays out reforms in four key pillars: modernizing the club’s brand, investing in infrastructure, boosting fan and branch engagement, and strengthening financial management.Notable proposals include installing a competent leadership team to improve ties with FKF, CAF, and FIFA; creating a youth development pipeline; and increasing investment in the women’s team.Mozzart Bet powers Green Future’s search for next Robert Mambo, FKFPL starsAmbani also plans to construct standard training grounds, establish fully equipped club offices, and maintain transparency in all projects.Revenue diversification through merchandise, ticketing, and a near-finalized kit sponsorship deal is also on the table.Other bold ideas in his blueprint include launching a medical fund for players with career-threatening injuries, integrating club legends into developmental structures, and forming new departments, including legal, marketing, and monitoring, to enhance service delivery.##NAJAVA_MECA_8996625##Isaac Mulindi is the new Secretary General after garnering 656 votes, beating Robert Situma and Irene Sitawa who managed 534 and 429 respectively. Mulindi therefore takes over from the late Gilbert Andugu, who was promoted to glory in May 2025. Caroline Walusaga has been serving as the SG since Andugu’s passed on.Newton Lime was elected the new Treasurer, amassing 676 votes to beat Edward Buhasho and Patrick Kanyangi in second and third respectively. Buhasho garnered 599 while Kanyangi got 445.
