The football fraternity has joined FCB Nyasa Big Bullets in mourning the death of the team’s former treasurer Geoffrey Tamutamu, who died on Saturday after collapsing in Blantyre.
Tamutamu served the team from 2012 to 2014.
“FCB Nyasa Big Bullets mourns the passing of Mr. Geoffrey Tamutamu, who died in Blantyre on Saturday. A dedicated servant of the People’s Team, Mr Tamutamu joined the club in 2012 and went on to play a key role in strengthening our administrative and commercial structures during his entire tenure as treasurer.
“His commitment, professionalism and passion for Bullets left a lasting mark on the club, and his contributions will always be remembered and appreciated. We join his family, friends and entire football community in honouring his life and legacy,” the statement reads.
Tamutamu served Bullets when the side was on the deathbed.
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Alongside the likes of Malinda Chinyama and Football Legends Association founder Jim Kalua, they helped to revamp Bullets.
The team’s former secretary Higger Mkandawire, who served the team during the same period, described Tamutamu as a hardworking and dedicated official.
Meanwhile, the deceased’s uncle Martin Takata has said the family has lost a pillar.
Tamutamu was born in 1972 and is survived by a wife and three children.
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His body will be laid to rest at HHI cemetery in Blantyre today.
