Sebego to stand, attacks Letshwiti

Friday, March 29, 2019

Sebego says it has been all talk , but no action

Former Botswana Football Association president, Tebogo Sebego announced his intention to run for football’s top office this week, saying he has unfinished business after his 2016 defeat to incumbent, Maclean Letshwiti.

Sebego first announced on his Facebook page that he wants to run, and said Letshwiti must step down, as promised.

Yesterday, Sebego told Mmegi Sport that he intends to run, “subject to getting clearance from family”. He said his desire to return to Lekidi Centre, is borne out of the unfinished business he has, after he suffered a defeat to Letshwiti in 2016.

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Sebego to stand, attacks Letshwiti

Former Botswana Football Association president, Tebogo Sebego announced his intention to run for football’s top office this week, saying he has unfinished business after his 2016 defeat to incumbent, Maclean Letshwiti.