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GOODBYE Issa Hayatou!
The COSAFA region, led by Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president Phillip Chiyangwa worked hand in glove to vote out former CAF president Issa HayatouA� who had been in charge since 1988(29 years).
Madagascara��s Ahmad Ahmad won the CAF presidential elections, defeating Cameroona��s Hayatou after getting 34 votes while the latter got 20 to his name.
In a video that was recorded soon after the elections in Ethiopia, the jovial king maker Chiyangwa said:
a�?I feel elated, Ia��m very happy that we have destroyed the empire. When I start fighting I dona��t stop. Ia��m the most excited African. We did succeed. People were not sure but we got ita��.a�?
Despite conducting the election via secret balloting, SportsObama.com, has been able to uncover how federation allegiances were pitched in Addis Ababa last Thursday.
AHMAD CAMP
Mclean Letshwiti (Botswana), Edouard Ngaissona (Central Africa Republic), Mahamoud Moctar (Chad), Souleiman Hassan Waberi (Djibouti), Jean Michel Mbono (Congo), Domingos Monteiro (Sao Tome e Principe), Omari Constant Selemani (DR Congo), Augustin Sidy Diallo (Cote da��Ivoire), Boubacar Diarra (Mali), Hany Abo Rida (Egypt), Elvis Chetty (Seychelles), Juneidi Tilmo (Ethiopia), Kwesi Nyantakyi (Ghana), Salemane Phafane (Lesotho), Ahmad Ahmad (Madagascar), Walter Nyamilandu (Malawi), Mohamed Ally Samir Sobha (Mauritius), Fouzi Lekjaa (Morocco), Alberto Junior (Mozambique), Frans Mbidi (Namibia), Melvin Amaju Pinnick (Nigeria), Isha Johansen (Sierra Leone), Sita Sangare (Burkina Faso), Danny Jordaan (South Africa), Adam Mthethwa (Swaziland), Musa Bility (Liberia), Wadie Jary (Tunisia), Moses Magogo (Uganda), Andrew Kamanga (Zambia), Phillip Chiyangwa (Zimbabwe), Ahmed Yahya (Mauritania), Nicholas Mwendwa Kithuku Artur de Almeida (Angola)
ISSA HAYATOU CAMP
Anjorin Moucharafou (Benin Republic), Sidiki A Roko (Cameroon), Victor Osorio (Cape Verde), Andres-Jorge Mbomio (Equatorial Guinea), Pierre Alain Mounguengui (Gabon), Lamin Kaba Bajo (The Gambia), Mohamed Souare-(Guinea), Augustino (South Sudan), Manuel Lopes Nascimento (Guinea Bissau), Jafaar (Libya), Vincent Nzamwita (Rwanda)Ravia Idarus Fahinda (Zanzibar), Jamal Malinzi (Tanzania), Mohamed Raouraoua (Algeria), Augustin Senghor (Senegal), Reverien Ndikuriyo (Burundi), Kossi Akpovy (Togo), Tourqui Salim (Comoros), Abdiqani Said Arab (Somalia), Mutasim Gafaar Sirelkhatim (Sudan)
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