Questions are being raised about the decision by Football Kenya Federation (FKF) to contract an insurance brokerage firm to provide a civil liability cover for last year’s African Nations Championship (CHAN).Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMore surprising is the fact that the insurance company was registered just two months before being contracted and paid millions of shillings.Gor Mahia cash in on ticket sales despite controversy and chaos marring Bandari clashProvision of the civil liability cover worth $30million (approximately Ksh3.8 billion) was a key requirement by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for the three host countries, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, in staging the CHAN tournament.On July 17, 2025, the now-suspended FKF Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Harold Ndege wrote a letter to a Local Organising Committee (LOC) official detailing the steps the federation had taken in acquiring the cover.##NAJAVA_MECA_9684780##In the letter, Ndege pointed out that FKF had requested and received a quotation from three companies to provide cover, a General Civil Liability limit of Ksh3.8 billion, as well as employee-related covers for both CAF and LOC staff during the tournament.According to Ndege’s letter, the three companies that quoted to provide the requested service were Takaful Insurance, Old Mutual and Britam, with the latter quoting a premium of $226,013 (Ksh29,155,677).AFC Leopards soften heavy defeat to Kenya Police FC with over a million shillingsHowever, without any explanation, FKF overlooked the three quotations and paid out $328,735 (Ksh42,406,815) to the insurance company under scrutiny.The money was paid out on August 4, 2025, under the instructions of FKF head honchos.##NAJAVA_MECA_9684816##The insurance company in question, according to documents in our possession, was registered on June 25, 2025, with three directors.Mozzart Sport made several efforts to get a response from the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), but the requests ended in vain.STARS ABROAD: Shumah strikes to fire Zambian side into cup semis as Ayunga fails to repeat Hampden magicNicholas Musonye, who chaired the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the CHAN tournament, insisted that the event was duly covered as required by CAF. He, however, did not reveal which company had been contracted to provide the insurance services.“CAF would not have allowed the tournament to go ahead without the insurance coverage. It was a key requirement,” said Musonye when contacted.