In a startling revelation, Charity Wangoma, popularly known as Mama Diouf, has expressed concerns about the legitimacy of the upcoming FKF AGM scheduled for March 16th, 2024. Wangoma, a vocal critic of the Football Kenya Federation, has painted a concerning picture of potential deceptive tactics employed by FKF delegates.
Wangoma points out the extravagant attire that FKF delegates are expected to wear during the AGM, raising questions about the undisclosed cost of the suits. She suggests that this lavish spending reflects a deliberate attempt to influence or subjugate the members participating in the meeting. Wangoma also criticizes the need for uniforms in a meeting that boasts diversity among its delegates.
Furthermore, Mama Diouf claims that the actual AGM will take place on the night of March 15th, not the officially stated date of the 16th. She suggests that the chosen attire serves as an easy way to identify and control any dissenting voices, as no delegate will dare to raise their hand during the meeting.
Adding to the intrigue, Wangoma alleges that on the night of the 15th, delegates will be treated to a lavish feast and possibly receive financial incentives. This, she asserts, is a calculated move to ensure the passage of all resolutions without opposition.
As the football community eagerly awaits the FKF AGM, Mama Diouf’s revelations raise serious concerns about the transparency and fairness of the upcoming proceedings, prompting stakeholders to scrutinize the event more closely.
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