Suspended Nyasa Big Bullets\u2019 interim General Secretary, Kelvin Moyo, has threatened to reveal more in what is the latest twist to his claims that one of the team\u2019s trustees was involved in match-fixing.<\/p>\n
\u201cI will drop bombs like [in] Hiroshima,\u201d Moyo, who was suspended for not following procedures when making his allegations, wrote on his Facebook page yesterday. Moyo owned the post.<\/p>\n
\u201cDo not let a few individuals destroy the team. It is wrong. This team brought my dad [former Bullets defender, the late Henry Moyo] from the village to Blantyre. The weed should be weeded. I do not want Damiano Malefula, Charles Kagwa, Harry Waya and Henry Moyo to say \u2018young man, why did you allow the team go down the drain.\u201d<\/p>\n
Victor Msowoya, vice-secretary to the Bullets\u2019 board of trustees, yesterday said Moyo should be the first to know procedures for lodging a complaint.<\/p>\n
\u201cAt no point did he refer the issue to his boss Mr Noel Lipipa, saying \u2018there is an issue relating to trustees, please take it up\u2019. We trusted him to run the club and he has never received any letter that we are unhappy with him. We are surprised that he is claiming that trustees have issues with him,\u201d Msowoya said.<\/p>\n
Through a letter dated November 25, 2016, Bullets suspended Moyo for leaking information pertaining to his match-fixing allegations to the press. While copying the letter to some members of the media, he gave the trustees a deadline to discipline the alleged match fixer.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is indeed surprising that amid the fact that you are holding a very esteemed position in the club you would have displayed absolute maturity by following procedures in raising up any of alleged matters for possible solution,\u201d reads part of the letter, which Trustees\u2019 Chairperson, James Busile and Lipipa signed.<\/p>\n
Moyo was quoted as saying in The Nation\u2019s <\/em>edition of Monday that he had information about a trustee who told members of the team\u2019s coaching panel, before a game in Lilongwe, not to worry because he had fixed the game.<\/p>\n