Fischer appears before BB fact-finding body

Nyasa Big Bullets winger Fischer ‘Jahman’ Kondowe at the weekend appeared before a committee set-up to look into allegations  he made against the technical panel.

The outspoken midfielder was summoned to explain his claims that he is not being featured due to the influence of some technical panel members who are out to frustrate him.

Bullets acting general secretary Kelvin Moyo yesterday clarified that the committee was not set-up to discipline the player.

“Of course, he might have gone out of his way by discussing his concerns in the press, but the purpose of setting up the committee was to hear his side and those that he alleged were trying to frustrate him.

“I am still waiting for official communication from the chairperson of the committee Alex Gondwe, but verbally he told me that all went well and all the concerned parties were happy to be heard,” he said.

Moyo said upon getting official communication, the secretariat will make recommendations to the executive committee.

Kondowe refused to comment on the issue yesterday, but according to a well-placed source, the dreadlocked midfielder implicated team manager Rahim Ishmail as one of the technical members that were sabotaging him.

Ishmael confirmed Fischer’s allegations but refused to comment.

Kondowe has not featured for Bullets in five matches.