The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has acknowledged receiving official communication from FIFA concerning recent governance developments within the federation involving members of its National Executive Committee.
FIFA reiterated the need for strict adherence to FKF’s constitutional framework in handling internal administrative and leadership matters.
In its correspondence, FIFA underscored that all processes within the federation must remain aligned to established governance procedures, particularly those outlined in the FKF Constitution.
The message placed strong emphasis on institutional stability, due process, and restraint, urging all stakeholders in Kenyan football to operate strictly within recognised constitutional mechanisms.
FKF Reaffirms Operational Continuity and Commitment to Good Governance
FKF, in response, confirmed that it remains fully operational and continues to function within its legal and administrative mandate.
The federation stressed its commitment to upholding good governance practices, transparency, constitutional order, and institutional integrity in the management of football activities across the country.
The statement further highlighted FKF’s position that it welcomes FIFA’s guidance, viewing it as critical in reinforcing stability and credibility within Kenyan football.
The federation noted that maintaining continuity in football operations is especially important at a time when both domestic and international football structures require consistency and adherence to global standards.
FKF Commits to Collaboration with FIFA and CAF
FKF also reaffirmed its intention to continue working within its established constitutional structures while cooperating closely with FIFA and the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
According to the federation, this collaboration is essential in ensuring uninterrupted football programmes, competitions, and development initiatives nationwide.
The developments mark a critical moment for FKF as it seeks to balance internal governance challenges with the need to maintain confidence among players, clubs, and international partners.
