Gor Mahia have appointed Ronald Ngala as the club’s new Administrative Manager, marking the latest step in their ongoing structural rebuild.
In a statement, the record FKF Premier League champions confirmed that Ngala will be tasked with overseeing administrative operations across all levels of the club, and will report directly to the club’s yet-to-be-appointed CEO.
“We are pleased to announce the appointment of Ronald Ngala as the new Administration Manager to offer required support across all levels. The manager will be reporting to the CEO set to be appointed,” the club said.
Ngala is no stranger to K’Ogalo, having previously served as the deputy secretary general, a position he secured after defeating William Ojijo in the 2020 club elections.
Gor Mahia expressed confidence that Ngala’s appointment will help streamline internal processes and foster a more efficient and professional working environment.
“Ronald has shown exceptional dedication and has been integral in our administrative processes. We believe that with his leadership, Gor Mahia will continue to grow and face future challenges head-on,” the club added.
Ngala’s return to a key operational role signals Gor Mahia’s intent to strengthen its backroom structures as they aim for continued success both on and off the pitch.
