… Sports Minister Intercedes On Behalf Of Three Nkana Players Arrested In Connection With Allegations Of Malicious Damage To Public Property
Three Nkana Football Club players Idris Mbombo, Clement Mwape, and Harrison Chisala, who were detained by police for alleged malicious damage to public property have been released from custody.
Sports Minister Elvis Nkandu intervened in in helping find a solution to the crisis in the aftermath of scenes that characterized the damage of property at Levy Stadium in Ndola.
Sources have disclosed Nkana wrote a letter of apology to the Minister of Sports and committed to making amends.
Augustine Mukoka
These guys they have to be punished by this kind of behaviour because putting a stadia costs money and they can’t just behave that way. No ways. Let them pay for all the damages and be stripped off 15 points or suspended
They must be fined by FAZ whose laws are constituted by CAF ethics Committee.
Their supporters must be banned atleast for months from attending matches. This is not a political matter but Football affairs. Apologise to FAZ and CAF not politicians. Do not wait for stupidness like this to escalate to fatalities for you to act by FIFA laws. Nkhana….who are they? The problem is, Khana supporters are Hooligans so are their players. Mr Nkandu, plz do not interfere with the law even if as a politician you are capable of using our Tax money to fix those damages or your are indirectly connected to these hooligans called Club owners….let the law take its course so is FAZ discplinery committee. The issue I have you Minister Nkandu is that, you always interfere in FAZ internal affairs and ordinary eye can’t see that but the wise one.
Sorry for what you thugs. You will never change
Just likethat let off the hook no ways they have to go to jail for vandalism to public property. That’s a multimillion facility and the only one the whole entire country that is certified FIFA and CAF to host international matches. If it was that chilata stadium of there’s we would have kept silent on top of repairing the stadium the, club should be, they should be sanctioned to use Maramba stadium for their home games (away from those thugs who pretend to be fans). The CCTV footage should be reviewed to identify all the culprits so that they can go and serve their five years sentences in mwembeshi or medium (Mukobeko) prison farms, so that they can channel that energy to something constructive like helping the nation to reach the target of producing 10 million tonnes of maize. That’s my submission.