Nsanzurwimo Ramadhan has no Bullets grudge
Flames Assistant Coach, Nsanzurwimo Ramadhan, says he has no intention to drag Nyasa Big Bullets to court over non-payment of his dues amounting to K3 million.
Ramadhan made the remarks following recent reports on the social media that he had taken Bullets to court.
“I am equally baffled that some quarters are claiming that I have taken Bullets to court. It is true that Bullets owe me money, but I can’t take the team to court. This is sport and there is a better way to handle such issues,” he said.
Ramadhan said he was not worried with the delays in getting his dues.
“I have a good working relationship with Bullets. The fact that they have secured sponsorship does not necessarily mean that they will solve all outstanding issues at once. So, I am not panicking,” he said.
Bullets Vice-General Secretary, Kelvin Moyo, said they were assessing some debts and the club would make its stand after thorough evaluation exercise.
“Following the evaluation, we will then come up with a statement on how we will handle the exercise,” he said.
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