Former Harambee Stars Head Coach Sebastien Migne remains in the Nation weeks after his sacking, which followed dismal performance in the CHAN competitions.
But this also follows his series of outbursts and another pathetic performance in the Afcon matches held in Egypt last month, where Kenya only won one of the three matches.
But the Frenchman, in a interview with one of the locals, said that his family "loves it in Nairobi" and will therefore be sticking around for some time.
This is even as it emerges that most of his rants were directed into the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) over his delayed salaries amounting to millions of shillings.
Such came on September 8 last year after Stars' 1—0 win over Ghana during the Afcon qualifiers at the Moi International Sports Center Kasarani.
“If you think because tonight we beat Ghana now you are on the same level, it’s not true, it’s not reality. I am not a liar and I am not happy at all,” he said.
This follows revelations that himself and his team have been picketing about Sh2.5 million monthly.
He arrived in Kenya in May last year, a week after leaving his job at the helm of the Congolese national team citing poor working conditions.