Hussein Mohammed has responded after the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) National Executive Committee (NEC) removed him from his position as President over alleged Ksh 42 million CHAN scandal.
In a statement, Mohammed said FKF Statutes outlines the procedure for convening a NEC meeting.
Hussein said the meeting held on April 24 which resolved to remove him as president was not convened in accordance with the FKF Constitution (2017).
He explained that the meeting was irregular and unconstitutional and the decisions made are null and void.
“The provisions of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Statutes clearly outline the procedure for convening a National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting,” Hussein said.
“The purported meeting held on 24th April 2026 was not convened in accordance with the FKF Constitution (2017) and is therefore irregular, unlawful and unconstitutional. Consequently, any decisions arising from it are null and void.”
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Hussein said Article 38, Clause 2 of the FKF Constitution provides as follows: “The President shall convene meetings of the National Executive Committee. Where 50% of the Executive Committee members request a meeting, the President shall convene it within 21 days, failing which the members may convene the meeting themselves.”
Further, Hussein said he did not call for any meeting and did not get any request to convene that meeting.
“I did not convene any NEC meeting, nor did I receive any request to convene such a meeting in accordance with the above provisions,” he said.
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He pledged to address the media comprehensively on this matter on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at the FKF Headquarters, starting at 9:00 AM (EAT).
The NEC Meeting appointed FKF Deputy President Macdonald Mariga Wanyama do take over the roles and responsibilities of the FKF President in an acting capacity with immediate effect pending completion of investigation and forensic audit into the affairs of Football Kenya Federation.

Former FKF President Hussein Mohamed and Acting President Macdonald Mariga. PHOTO/ Courtesy.