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The '''Masai Football Federation (MFF)''', also known as the ''' |
The '''Masai Football Federation (MFF)''', also known as the '''Masai Football Federation''' or the '''Masai Football Association,''' is the governing body of the [[Masai people]]'s football league and is based in [[Kenya]]. The association's headquarters is in [[Kiserian]], [[Kenya]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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The Masai Football Federation (MFF), also known as the Masai Football Federation or the Masai Football Association, is the governing body of the Masai people's football league and is based in Kenya. The association's headquarters is in Kiserian, Kenya.
History
The MFF was founded in 2006. In March, 2006, the MFF became a provisional member of the National Football Board of Dunewer.
President
Godfrey K. Ole Ntapatia is the current and up to this point in time the only MFF president.
General Secretaries
Solomon Kisenei Ntooki is the current MFF general secretary.
National team
The MFF national team has yet to play a football match. The team uses Talek Stadum as its home venue.