Bandari FC head coach Charles Okere has called for an urgent solution to the uncertainty surrounding the resumption of the FKF Premier League, urging all parties involved to consider dialogue to end the ongoing impasse.Okere spoke after Bandari registered a convincing 2-0 victory over Kenya Police in a build-up match at the Police Sacco Grounds last Sunday.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe experienced tactician expressed his frustration after the latest postponement of the FKFPL, which has forced clubs to extend their preparations once again, after the league failed to resume as scheduled on Saturday, 19 September. Bandari had travelled to Nairobi on Friday night ahead of their opening league fixture against AFC Leopards, only to receive communication that the league would not commence as planned.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968870##The development came as another setback for clubs that had spent weeks preparing for the new campaign, with players kept in camp and resources committed towards pre-season programmes.The latest postponement followed a court order issued by the Murang'a High Court on Friday, which halted the league's commencement pending the resolution of the promotion and relegation dispute involving Kariobangi Sharks and Mombasa United.The court directive effectively stopped the planned 19 September kick-off, leaving clubs once again without a confirmed date for the start of the campaign.Why Patrick Matasi believes he deserves second chance with Harambee StarsOkere described the situation as saddening, pointing to the financial and logistical burden placed on clubs by repeated changes to the league calendar.“It's really saddening. We received communication while on our way to Nairobi. It's not a good thing to keep the players in shape and in camp with the uncertainty. We have used resources in coaches and all teams. It's a thing that has really affected us,” Okere said.Tusker chairman reveals the club's new home ground for 2026-2027 seasonThe Bandari coach called for the dispute to be resolved as quickly as possible, suggesting dialogue as a possible avenue towards finding a lasting solution.“It's something that needs urgent resolution and, if need be, let dialogue be at the centre so that a solution is found, and we get our football back,” he added.The latest postponement is the second disruption to the league's planned start. Mozzart Sport journalist earns prestigious role with U23 national teamThe 2026-2027 FKFPL season was initially scheduled to begin on 22 August before subsequent changes pushed the proposed kick-off to Saturday,19 SeptemberWith the latest kick-off date already halted by the court order, the FKF Premier League remains without a confirmed resumption date, leaving Bandari and other clubs facing further uncertainty as they await the resolution of the dispute.