It’s Mighty Be Forward Wanderers, K70m deal for Malawi football giants

Japanese car dealers Be Forward, who are extending their operations to Malawi, have finally confirmed what Nyasa Times first reported that they have signed a sponsorship deal with Mighty Wanderers FC.

Welcome to Lali Lubani Riad, the home of Be Forward Wanderers FC
Welcome to Lali Lubani Riad, the home of Be Forward Wanderers FC
Chamangwana: Be Forward Wanderers deal is for 10 years
Chamangwana: Be Forward Wanderers deal is for 10 years

Be Forward, which sells second-hand vehicles, has offered to sponsor the blues for about K70 million per season an agreement of an increment every season.

Announcing to reporters Friday afternoon at Wanderers Football club Lali Lubani Road in Blantyre, Wanderers chairman George Chamangwana said the contract is for 10 years

“We got the sponsorship now. We have what will drive us back to our success ways, its Be Forward with Mighty Wanderers,” said Chamangwa, a legend of the club.

Speaking during the briefing, Chairman of board of trustees, Rashy Gaffar, said it a milestone for the executive to secure the lucrative sponsorship and advised the club to make use of the deal to steer the club back to its old glory.

Gaffar has since urged all Mighty Wanderers supporters to support Be Forward company by buying their products so that they continue sponsoring the team

One of the Malawi football legends who played at Mighty Wanderers from 1973 to 1990, Jack ‘Africa’ Chamangwana urged the executive to look after the players for them to perform.

“The players should be well taken care of. Mighty Wanderers is destined for good future,” he said.

He also urged the team’s management to concentrate much on youth football development and nature new talent.

Nomads were among the three teams competing for the sponsorship. Others were Big Bullets and Epac FC.

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mphatso
mphatso
9 years ago

timatimu ta kwathu ka club house ngati garage

clement
clement
9 years ago

Mine is just congrats To Be Forward for your rescue and my appeal to Wandereres management to use the finance suport properly.Lastly,its a request to the govt.WE need stadium in South pliz.

wakumozambique
wakumozambique
9 years ago

Nayo bullets yapeza sponsor wawo it wl be cald ‘rangers security bullets’logo yawo ndimutu wagalu

kumbu
kumbu
9 years ago

Proud of u manoma!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Prescott gonani junior

Manoma thandizo mwaalandila koma muchepese kusolola

princesaidmartin
princesaidmartin
9 years ago

manoma ndi deal

Oluza ali m'boma
Oluza ali m'boma
9 years ago

Tsopano ndipofunikira kuganizira aneba, ngakhale Boma lithe kulowelerapo, tangoganizirani ,ku Lilongwe : Silver,Civo ,Blue Eagles ,Kamuzu Barracks, Mafco ,Ma team othandizidwa ndi Boma okhaokha,komanso ma Studium atatu sopano Silver , Civo ndi likumangidwa kumene lija, pamena ku BTz kulibe team yothandizidwa ndi Boma kupatula mikango yaku Eastern Region, Kunena za Stadium ndi ija Mayi wamatewe uja, ndinena mbava yayikuluyi,ndinena Mayi uja analuza ali m’bomayu , unu ujayu, analandisa Stadium kuno ku mwerayu kutisiya pa mbalambanda opanda Stadium ati koma nkumafuna kuti tivotere ife aku mwera. Zausiru

m'bantu
9 years ago

usova wekha ndi kumwera kwakoko. kwa ife pa kapitolo,inde, LL, mayi ukunenayu ndi nyatwa. capital ikukongolerakongolera ndi chi stadium nyatwa, nyanga chikati chatha, u wil never taste an international match in the south,pepani.

Oluza ali m'boma
Oluza ali m'boma
9 years ago
Reply to  m'bantu

Mphwanga DPP ndi deal, imanga Stadium kawawa kuno ku Malawi, kaya zako izo ndi Matiki Chakwera wakoyo , m’busa wa feki

Jackson D. Ngumbi
9 years ago

Am a BB fan, but lets congratulate our friends for making it. Its not easy as we all conpeted for it. Lets pray for rest to hav also sponsorship.

Gerry
Gerry
9 years ago

Apa ndie manoma aiphulatu. congrats!!!!!!!!!

Joseph mbewe zomba
9 years ago

Sound gud 4 me

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