The Football Kenya Federation national delegates will converge in Meru on Saturday to unlock the stalemate in the federation's leadership.
The National Executive Committee is divided into two factions, with delegates summoning the entire NEC to defend themselves before the house.
Three scenarios could play out in Meru. The faction led by President Hussein Mohammed could be ousted, the faction led by Vice President McDonald Mariga could be thrown out, or the entire NEC could be sent packing.
If the stalemate persists after the Special General Meeting, delegates could invite FIFA and CAF, or possibly the government, to form a normalisation committee to run the federation.
