Big Bullets to summon Precious Sambani after mother’s apology

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)—Nyasa Big Bullets executive committee says will summon defender Precious Sambani after the family of the wonder kid apologised to the Peoples Team for the conduct of their child.

Precious threatened to terminate his contract with the team on grounds that the team frustrated his move to Ukraine.

However, Sambani’s mother Aggie- Mfune said her son overreacted when he penned Bullets that he wanted to terminate his contract.

“We want to apologise to the club for our sons conduct as he did not seek our guidance and blessing as parents. We believe Pule [Precious] did that out of peer pressure,” she said as quoted in the Times.

 In response, Bullets Chief Administration Officer, Albert Chigoga, said Sambani was yet to be summoned after officially expressing his intent to leave the club.

“We haven’t been in touch yet with his [Precious] parents and we also haven’t summoned him. Precious is our baby, we will call him to hear his side of the story,” he said.

Sambani alongside Hassan Kajoke travelled to Kenya early this year to process their Visa to Ukraine to undergo trials at second tier (Persha Liga) side FC Rukh Lviv.

Meanwhile, reports suggest that a South African club was also after Sambani’s signature but Bullets were yet to respond.

Maneno Chimulala

I am a journalist, educator, and activist with passion for telling stories about social justice, sports and political issues. I graduated from Mzuzu University. I started my career at the Maravi Post online publication in 2012 as an intern while in college. Upon graduating from Mzuzu University I was offered a job as Sports Reporter because of my background as a goalkeeper and rose to the position of sub editor. I also had a short stint with Nyasatimes, Malawi Punch and Malawi Digest. Over the past seven years, I have worked intimately with rural organizations and communities in Malawi on human rights, girl child education and grassroots development projects. With an academic background in education, I also volunteer as male champion for girls’ education under Girls Empowerment Networks (GENET) in Malawi’s South West Education Division (SWED).