First Capital Bank (FCB), the official sponsor of Nyasa Big Bullets, has rewarded the team’s players and coaches for successfully defending the Airtel Top 8 Cup. The victory marked the third consecutive and fourth overall title for the club in the tournament’s history.
The team secured its championship by defeating Creck Sporting Club in the quarterfinals, Karonga United in the semifinals, and finally triumphing over Silver Strikers in the final held at Bingu National Stadium.
The rewards were pledged after the final match, which Bullets won on penalties. According to Twikale Chirwa, FCB’s Head of Marketing and Communications, the decision was a way to empower players and coaches for continued success.
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“The team gave everything to secure the Airtel Top 8 Cup trophy, and the competition was tough. Our reward is meant to keep them fighting for more trophies for the remainder of the season,” said Chirwa. He also extended his gratitude to the board, secretariat, and supporters for their “tireless efforts” in ensuring the team’s continued success.
Albert Chigoga, the Chief Executive Officer for Big Bullets, praised the bank for its support, stating that it would give the team an “extra gear.”
“This gesture goes beyond the sponsorship package, and as a club, we are truly happy and proud to have them as our sponsors,” Chigoga said. “This is the greatest sponsorship Bullets has ever enjoyed, and we take immense pride in it. The bank has always stood firm behind the team, supporting, motivating, and energizing the players.”
Each player was rewarded with MK500,000, while Head Coach Peter Mponda received MK1 million, and Team Manager James Chilapondwa was awarded MK750,000 for their leadership and commitment throughout the tournament.
Swift Holding Company also rewarded the team for their victory with a MK15 million bonus last month.
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