WESTLANDS MP WANYONYI'S MESSAGE TO LEOPARDS BEFORE ELECTIONS

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File Photo: Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi (AFC Leopards SC Trustee) at a past event in his constituency.
In my capacity as Trustee of AFC Leopards Football Club, I am humbled and pleased to convey my message of goodwill and support to the entire club on the occasion of the upcoming elections due to be held on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at the Moi Sports Centre, Kasarani
As a family that has been together since 1964, AFC Leopards embodies the true spirit and culture of a successful sporting club in Kenya. Whenever Kenya’s footballing history is written, AFC Leopards proudly holds its place as having been part of the development of the game in Kenya and Africa, having together we have won numerous trophies, supported the national team and maintained its leading position as one of the top clubs from this part of the world.
This success has partly been because we also established a transparent and democratic culture within the club. For elections to be credible and acceptable; they must be held regularly, be transparent, free, fair and peaceful.
As trustees, we maintain a neutral position and have no preferred candidates, but I call upon all officials and the aspiring candidates to underscore the importance of respecting the right of all members to vote in a peaceful environment and that violence has no place in sports or in societies like ours. I also urge all accredited members to cast their vote confidently in order to freely express their views and hence be part of the clubs future stability and further development.
AFC Leopards is a prestigious and professionally managed sports club which is open to all Kenyans and during this elections, the club intends to demonstrate its commitment to democracy and its intention to continue developing the game of football in Kenya and beyond.
I wish you all peaceful and successful elections.
HON. TIM WANYONYI WETANG'ULA 
AFC Leopards FC - Club Trustee
Member of Parliament - Westlands Constituency.

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