Seven officers from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on Tuesday stormed the Football Kenya Federation offices located at the Goal Project in Kasarani, in a dramatic operation that has drawn widespread attention in Kenyan football circles.

The officers reportedly arrived early and demanded access to key documents linked to the federation’s financial and procurement activities. Among the records being sought are financial statements covering the 2024–2026 period, a list of pre-qualified companies expected to work with the federation between 2025 and 2027, as well as tender documents and other procurement-related files.

Focus on Financial and Procurement Records

According to reports from the scene, the EACC team is particularly interested in how contracts have been awarded within the federation, as well as whether procurement procedures have been followed in line with public finance regulations.

The inspection of financial records is expected to shed light on how funds have been managed within the football governing body during the specified period.

Staff Exit Finance Department Offices

Following the arrival of the anti-corruption officers, staff from the Finance Department reportedly vacated their offices. This development has raised further speculation about the seriousness of the ongoing inquiries.

Operations within the affected departments were temporarily disrupted as officers continued with their document requests.

Growing Scrutiny on FKF Operations

The incident comes at a time when football governance in Kenya has been under increased public scrutiny, with stakeholders calling for greater transparency and accountability in the management of football resources.

While no official statement has been released by the federation at the time of publishing, the situation is expected to develop further as investigators review the requested documents.

What Happens Next

The outcome of the EACC visit could have significant implications depending on what the records reveal. If irregularities are found, further investigations or legal action may follow.

For now, the football community awaits clarification from both FKF officials and the anti-corruption agency on the next steps in the process.