Kenya’s Sports Fund CEO Nuh Ibrahim Faces Public Outcry Over Alleged Corruption and Kickbacks

 

In Kenya, citizens are voicing outrage against Sports, Arts and Social Development Fund (SASDF) CEO Nuh Ibrahim, accusing him of corruption, nepotism, and abuse of office. Viral social media posts under the hashtag #NurIbrahimLovesKickbacks claim he treats the public institution as personal property, allegedly demanding 30% kickbacks from deals while sidelining qualified stakeholders and favoring loyalists.

Critics highlight delays, mismanagement, and theft of sports funding under Ibrahim’s leadership, which they say hampers athletes’ training, welfare, and national development. The campaign portrays him as greedy and unfit, eroding accountability and public trust in resource management. Calls for his immediate suspension and investigation are intensifying, with many insisting Kenya needs ethical leadership in sports administration to prioritize integrity over self-interest.

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