Nomads, Bullets spend K4m on Juju to win the Blantyre Derby


Malawi Football Big Bullets Wanderers FC

Malawi football giants, Be Forward Wanderers FC and Nyasa Big Bullets FC spent over K4 million on juju to win the Blantyre derby that was hosted in the capital, Lilongwe.

Officials from the two teams confirmed that each team used about K2 million on juju to win the derby that ended in a 1-all draw.

Malawi Football Big Bullets Wanderers FC
Juju earning more than players

“Supporters threaten our lives if refuse to entertain their juju men, saying we would be responsible if we lose a derby” a Wanderers official who refused to be named told one of the local paper.

Likewise, one Big Bullets official also made similar confessions, claiming that juju men are earning more money than the players for a derby. The official revealed that the large sum of money given to the juju men left more BB players demotivated to fight for a win as they were promised peanuts.

Juju beliefs worry Bingu Stadium management

Meanwhile, Bingu National Stadium (BNS) manager, Eric Ning’ang’a, in what confirms the claims made by the two officials, accused Bullets and Nomads of ‘planting‘ external foreign objects on the pitch that included pork steak wrapped in a black plastic bag, kitchen salt and cooking oil.

Ning’ang’a has so far warned the two teams against juju-related practices when playing at the Area 48 Stadium.

129 thoughts on “Nomads, Bullets spend K4m on Juju to win the Blantyre Derby”

  1. For those who play football n Malawi,understands the admin nothing wrong with the post ,actually dats the fact.wins kaya wapsa mtima that’s the fact ng’oooo

  2. Muuzedi zoona Admin ameneyu aise Richard.Ngakhale mutayipitsa mbiri ya ma team awiri amenewa Noma ndi Bullets komabe simangakwanitse kuwafikapo ayi.Mu ground mutaikamo zithumwa,zingasewele mpira 90 minutes??? Tisamanamizane guys zithumwa ndi zopanda ntchito.Musawasokoneze anthu okonda masewela a mpira pa nkhani imeneyi coz ena ndi anthu oopa Mulungu

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