Mufulira Wanderers legend Fredrick Kashimoto has paid tribute to his old team mate and ex- Zambia striker Enock Kalepa who was put to rest on Monday at Kansuswa Cemetery in Mufulira.
Kalepa died on Friday at Kamuchanga Hospital in Mufulira after an illness.
He was 61.
Kalepa played for Wanderers in the 1970s and 80s with the likes of Kashimoto, Asholes Melu, Kalusha Bwalya and Charles Musonda.
“It is sad we have lost him. Kalepa was good striker for Wanderers and the National Team,” Kashimoto mourned.
He was a member of the KK Eleven squad that featured at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, Russia.
Kalepa once served as Wanderers Secretary in the 1990s.
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Enock Kalepa the graduate, we shall miss you lots. You made us know meaning of graduate and we became your followers. We jumped over the high walls of Shinde staduim (section 8)or waited until iyama lofwa just to get a glimpse of your double talent, soccer and school.MYSRIP
You remind me of the late Liwewe in his radio commentaries who always referred to him as the graduate, those days a graduate was well respected. MHSRIP.
Rest in peace brother man!!!
“Enock Kalepa, the graduate…!” It is a gooooaal…….!!! Lelo walala pa Nkasuswa cemetery, mune sure? mysrip
The Graduate! That was the cry from Liwewe whenever Enock Kalepa was on the ball at Mighty! Go well great son of Mighty Mufulira Wanderers
Enock Kalepa the graduate, we shall miss you lots. You made us know meaning of graduate and we became your followers. We jumped over the high walls of Shinde staduim (section 8)or waited until iyama lofwa just to get a glimpse of your double talent, soccer and school.MYSRIP
Mighty!!! i wina icu ngulo
Enock Kalepa the graduate!!
Fwebakulile mukupula pa Shinde tuka missinger Enock
Ala pa section 8 epo twalepepekwa nabakapokola