Nyasa Bullets bus arrives in Malawi
The much waited Marcopolo coach purchased by Nyasa Manufacturing Company (NMC), sponsors of domestic football powerhouse Nyasa Big Bullets, has arrived in the country from South Africa.

Despite being one of the oldest club in the land after being established in 1967 the last time Bullets had its own bus was between the period of 2003-2005 when the former state house president Dr Bakili Muluzi who was the sponsor of Bullets bought a bus for the
team.
Since then Bullets has been relying on hiring buses every time when the team is playing a game a thing which was forcing the club to spend more money.
Meanwhile, the executive coach has arrived through Mwanza border it was welcomed by thousands of supporters, as they danced around while praising sponsors Nyasa.
The purchase of the bus is one of the promises that have been fulfilled by Nyasa after officially taking over the club from supporters.
Nyasa will take full control of the team for the first five years after which, they will list it on the Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE) and own 70 percent shares “while the rest [30 percent] will be offered to any supporter, investor or general public”.
They will also acquire or construct a stadium, training ground with indoor training facilities, three club houses [one in each region] and regional offices.
Bullets will become the third club to buy a bus year after Masters Security, Chitipa United and Silver Strikers bought their new buses.
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mzozodo ndiwe mbuzi ukufuna anthu uwauza chani nkhumba iwe chitsiru bwanj osamayamikira
Sorry if i have offended you. But if you carefully read my comment, it doesn’t portray how and what you have expressed here. It’s not a matter of teams, because I am a Bullets supporter too, since the Lawrence Waya, Mambelera, John Phiri, Mavuto Lungu days. What i wanted to point to here is that a team of Bullets magnitude should have acquired some of these assets way back. In other words, out teams, or football in general, is moving forward at a snails pace. I would love to see Bullets, and Wanderers move forward for the good of our… Read more »
zabwino zonse neba,mwina izi zikuthandizeni kukhala ndimayendedwe.palibe chinyozerana apa,b4ward ikhozaso kugula bus mwinaso kuposa imeneyi koma kuti nthawi isanakwane.
Kodi mukupangiranji nsanje ndi bus yanzanu!!! eeeeeeeh! NYASA WOYEEE!!! nanga stadium ikamangidwa ndiye
muzamva bwanji?
Kuti Neba amve kuwawa!! azikwera bus ipite basi……
Love thy neba…ife tinawasiyira Bus Ipite
Neba azikutengako when you are going in the same direction
Apatu Neba ndiye wakwiya. ngati zikukunyansa bwanji osangokhala
Bus siyimenya mpira
Neba osadandaula, dziko ndi choncho basi. Ukudziwa iwe kuti NMC moto buuu
Koma mavuto aliko, much as its a good thing to own a bus, the hype that has been associated with the purchase of the bus just shows how backward we, as a society are, and how our football is lagging behind.
A Mzozodo
Tamayamikirani zikakhala zabwinooo. Kumbukirani kuti nsanje siumuna. Izitu zipangitsa kuti neba nayenso amugulire bus yabwino komanso yamakono. Akati mpira ukupita pa tsogolo zinthu zake zimayamba chomwechi osati kumakwera ka bus komangopanga boil njira yonse ai.
NMC Woyeee!!!! Nyasa Big Bullets tchweee! Maule mnyamu!!!
Sorry if i have offended you. But if you carefully read my comment, it doesn’t portray how and what you have expressed here. It’s not a matter of teams, because I am a Bullets supporter too, since the Lawrence Waya, Mambelera, John Phiri, Mavuto Lungu days. What i wanted to point to here is that a team of Bullets magnitude should have acquired some of these assets way back. In other words, out teams, or football in general, is moving forward at a snails pace. I would love to see Bullets, and Wanderers move forward for the good of our… Read more »