Mudavadi Congratulates New FKF Leadership
However, many stakeholders believe that with the right vision and leadership, Kenyan football can reclaim its position on the regional and global stage.

FKF newly elected President Hussein Mohammed and his deputy Macdonald Mariga. Photo/Hussein Mohammed.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has extended his congratulations to Hussein Mohamed and Macdonald Mariga on their election as President and Vice President of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF).
In a statement, Mudavadi expressed his optimism about the future of Kenyan football under their stewardship and wished them success as they embark on their new roles.
“This is a moment of hope and opportunity for the beautiful game in our country,” Mudavadi said. “Congratulations to Hussein Mohamed and Macdonald Mariga on their election. I wish you great success as you work to transform and elevate Kenyan football to new heights.”
The election of Mohamed and Mariga marks a significant moment in Kenyan football.
With expectations running high, the duo has pledged to bring about much-needed reforms, enhance the sport’s management, and restore stability and credibility to the FKF.
Their leadership is seen as an opportunity to rebuild trust among stakeholders, including players, fans, and sponsors.
Mudavadi emphasized the importance of football as a unifying force and a source of national pride.
He urged the newly elected leaders to prioritize building strong systems that would lead to stability, victories on the field, and long-term impact for the sport.
“Kenyan football holds immense potential, not only as a source of national pride but also as a platform for nurturing talent and creating opportunities for our youth,” Mudavadi noted. “It is my hope that under this new leadership, we will witness transformative growth and a brighter future for the sport.”
The election of Hussein Mohamed, a seasoned sports administrator, alongside Mariga, a former international football star, has sparked optimism among fans and players alike.
Their combined expertise in sports management and on-field experience is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the FKF.
The challenges ahead are substantial, including addressing governance issues, investing in grassroots development, and improving infrastructure.
However, many stakeholders believe that with the right vision and leadership, Kenyan football can reclaim its position on the regional and global stage.
As the new FKF leadership assumes office, all eyes will be on their immediate plans to rebuild confidence and deliver tangible results.
Their tenure presents an opportunity to write a new chapter for Kenyan football, and Mudavadi’s message reflects the nation’s collective hope for a brighter and more successful future.