Bullets suspends Mwamadi for being linked with barbaric act towards MBC boss

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Football Club has taken swift action to suspend Mr. Stone Mwamadi, Chairperson of the Supporters’ National Executive Committee, following allegations of his involvement in an incident currently under police investigation.

Mwamadi and others were arrested this morning following reports that he was involved in the invasion of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) Kwacha studios in Blantyre.

They are alleged to have stormed the studios yesterday and forced the MBC director general George Kasakula to go live on television to issue a public apology, accusing him of disrespecting and insulting President Peter Mutharika during the campaign period.

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In an official club statement released today, the club emphasized its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of discipline and professionalism while protecting its reputation and values.

The suspension comes after reports emerged linking Mwamadi to a recent incident that has attracted widespread public concern. While the matter remains under investigation by law enforcement authorities, the club deemed it necessary to take immediate action.

“The Club finds it appropriate to suspend Mr. Mwamadi from his duties to allow for due process and to protect the integrity, values, and reputation of FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Football Club,” the statement read.

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets made it clear that it maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward any form of misconduct that could tarnish the club’s name.

“The Club remains committed to upholding the highest standards of discipline and professionalism. We do not condone any form of misconduct or behaviour that may bring the Club’s name into disrepute,” the statement emphasized.

“Acting Chairperson Appointed”

To ensure continuity in supporter relations and management, the club has appointed Mr. Chingeni Gumbala Kadam’manja as Acting National Supporters Chairperson. Kadam’manja will assume the responsibilities of the position while the investigation into Mwamadi’s alleged involvement continues.

The club acknowledged that the matter is currently in the hands of relevant law enforcement authorities. No further details about the nature of the incident or allegations have been disclosed, as the investigation remains active.

The club’s management indicated it would await the outcome of the official investigation before determining any further action regarding Mwamadi’s position.

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets informed all its stakeholders, supporters, and the general public about the decision, demonstrating transparency in its handling of the sensitive matter.