Dadaab Fair Play vs AMISOM FC Fair play
Posted: Wed May 06, 2015 5:18 pm
Somalia aka AMISOMLand thinks Kenya is their property and Kenya should fulfil whatever AMISOMland wants or needs. First AMISOMLand told the world that closing Dadaab was not 'fair play' and today they cried to FIFA insisting the Kenyan Football authority refused them access to one of the facilities in Nairobi. AMISOMLand is shameless and has no self-respect nor for others and thinks it can dump its children, women, footballers, suicide bombers, warlords, pirates, rapists---etc in the backyard of others.
Bal eega ceebtooda.
AMISOM football team in United Nations' colours (UN funds AMISOM)
Bal eega ceebtooda.
AMISOM football team in United Nations' colours (UN funds AMISOM)
Your thoughts.The 2016 Olympic qualifying match between Somalia and Rwanda has been moved from Nairobi to Djibouti after Kenya declined to host the game, Somali football officials said.
Somalia, who lost the first leg 2-0 in Kigali two weeks ago had approached Kenya to stage the return match at the Kasarani stadium on May 9, but Football Kenya Federation (FKF) declined the request claiming the Somali Football Federation (SFF) had failed to seek clearance from the Kenyan government.
"Arising from the security situation in our region, it is mandatory that we must get clearance from the Government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs," FKF scretary Michael Esakwa had said in a letter to the SFF made available to the media.
But in a reply the SFF media officer, Shafi Mohyaddin Abokar accused the FKF of being uncooperative, saying Kenya had already issued their players with entry visas into the country for the match and termed the FKF decision as "an unwanted move which is not good for fair play".
"It came as a surprise to us, when the Football Kenya Federation said in a letter on Monday that it was not able to organise the Somalia-Rwanda match in Nairobi, and yet the government of Kenya had already granted entry visas to Somalia," Abokar said in a statement.
"Football Kenya Federation has taken an unwanted move which is not good for the fair play and as well as damages the relationship between the two associations."
Abokar said the fixture had subsequently been switched to the neighbouring Djibouti, who had automatically accepted Somalia's request to stage the match.
