Mutoka joins the fray for Leopards top seat

Former AFC Leopards commercial director Enos Mutuka has announced he is in the race to be the next chairman of the club in the June elections.

Mutoka, who served under the current chairman Dan Shikanda between 2019 and 2022, is confident he is the answer to the lost glory Ingwe used to thrive in.

“I have entered the race to be the Leopards Chairman because I have seen the challenges the team is going through.

“I am available to offer my solution and be able to return the team to where it should be to return the glory days to the den," says Mutoka.

According to the St Peters Mumias Boys alumni, he will ensure the club realizes financial stability, dominating the league by winning titles and having a training ground of their own. 

“That’s why I am availing myself to lead the club. I want to ensure the club realizes financial stability, starts winning trophies, and acquires their own training ground, which they can later develop to make it a place AFC (Leopards) can be proud of as their property," Mutoka added.

Mutoka is proud that he was instrumental in landing the team sponsorship that is currently running and other successes.

“I have served in this club as the commercial director. That enabled me to help bring sponsors to the team, and I roped in the current sponsor, who is attached to the team.

I also was at the forefront of ensuring that Western leaders teamed up to buy the bus the club is using," Mutoka concluded.

Mutoka is the latest to officially declare interest in Leopard's top seat alongside former Ingwe striker Boniface Ambani and U 45 branch chairman Olympia Musonye.

Shikanda will finish his second term in office in June, which has been six years without a single top-flight title.