As the sole female member of the Football Kenya Federation’s (FKF) National Executive Committee (NEC), Kerubo Momanyi stands as a beacon of hope and progress for women’s football in Kenya. Elected as the Women’s Representative, her journey reflects a deep-seated passion and commitment to elevating the women’s game nationwide.
A Vision for Inclusivity and Development
Kerubo’s tenure is marked by her unwavering dedication to fostering inclusivity within Kenyan football. She actively seeks collaborations with corporate entities and stakeholders to secure support for women’s football, emphasizing its integral role in the sport’s ecosystem. Her strategic approach aims to bridge existing gaps, ensuring that female footballers receive the recognition and resources they deserve.
Background and Expertise
Before ascending to her current role, Kerubo Momanyi served as the secretary of Shabana FC, where she honed her administrative skills and deepened her understanding of the sport’s intricacies. Her legal background further equips her with the expertise to navigate the complex regulatory landscape of football administration, advocating effectively for policy reforms that benefit women’s football.
Challenges and Resilience
The landscape of women’s football in Kenya has faced numerous challenges, from inadequate funding to limited exposure. Despite these hurdles, Kerubo remains resilient, continually pushing for initiatives that promote the women’s game. Her leadership is pivotal in addressing these challenges, working tirelessly to create a sustainable and thriving environment for current and future female footballers.
Under Kerubo Momanyi’s stewardship, there is renewed optimism for the future of women’s football in Kenya. Her vision encompasses not only the development of talent at the grassroots level but also the establishment of robust structures that support women’s participation in all facets of the sport. As she continues to break barriers and challenge the status quo, Kerubo’s legacy is set to inspire a new generation of female football enthusiasts and professionals.