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propaganda itauza siku zote!!!! you just peddling lies. this guy due to team mismanagement by some buffoon in the kenya olympics organization was denied a pass to the village, and hes a coach. one of the athletes gave him his pass to use to gain entry. Then the same athlete got selected for urine sampling. the old fellow fricked out as he tried to argue he was not the athlete.
wewe ni bureeee kabisa na your lies!!!!!
Betrayal in Rio: How mismanagement has left our heroes fuming
In Summary
- Morale at the Team Kenya camp in the Brazilian city is at its lowest after weeks of problems including chaotic travel arrangements, inadequate training kit, questionable allocation of slots in the Olympic Village and doping-related bribery allegations against a top official.
- Coach John Anzrah was one of those not given an accreditation badge while numerous joyriders were granted passes.
- Mr Anzrah opened up on the deplorable conditions some in the Kenyan delegation are going through in Rio, putting the blame on the National Olympics Committee of Kenya.
- Mr Anzrah, who said that he met his athletes only twice since he arrived in Rio, hinted that his accreditation may have been taken up by joyriders.
- Barnaba Korir, Athletics Kenya executive committee member, and a member of the coaches’ selecting panel accused Nock of throwing Mr Anzrah under the bus.
- Over the years, rogue Nock officials have been stealing the kit and selling to brokers.
This emerged as the Sunday Nation on Saturday learnt that morale at the Team Kenya camp in the Brazilian city is at its lowest after weeks of problems including chaotic travel arrangements, inadequate training kit, questionable allocation of slots in the Olympic Village and doping-related bribery allegations against a top official.
Sprints coach John Anzrah, a former Kenya and Africa athletics champion, who arrived at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on Friday night, was expelled after he reportedly used the accreditation card belonging to 800 metres runner Ferguson Rotich to access the Olympics Village when he was picked for random doping testing.
Anzrah, 61, was one of those not given an accreditation badge while numerous joyriders were granted passes. The list of those accredited has not been made public, fuelling speculation.
Speaking to the Sunday Nation at the airport, Mr Anzrah opened up on the deplorable conditions some in the Kenyan delegation are going through in Rio, putting the blame squarely on the National Olympics Committee of Kenya (NOCK).
“We left for Brazil last Sunday and arrived on the same day. When we went to the athlete’s village, five of us — including Catherine Ndereba and Joseph Mosonik (both part of the coaching staff) — found out that we had no accreditation,” he said. This is contrary to statements attributed to Nock chairman Kipchoge Keino and chef de mission Stephen Soi that he was not part of the delegation.
He said this meant they had no access to the athletes’ village until late Wednesday evening when the women’s rugby team was supposed to return to Kenya.
“All this time we were staying in someone’s house and cooking our own food. I had to share a room designed for small children with Mosonik while Ndereba, who is the assistant team manager, slept in the adjacent room. It was a rented house,” he said.
source: nation