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DEC raid Football House

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Operations at the Football House were on 11 June 2020 partially paralyzed after officers from the Drug Enforcement Commission raided the offices.

The DEC officers descended on the institution Thursday afternoon and got away with a laptop and CPU from the office of the General Secretary Adrian Kashala and a desktop from his personal assistant.

FAZ Communications Manager Sydney Mungala confirmed the development and said FAZ officials fully cooperated with the DEC officers and have pledged full compliance with the law enforcement agencies.

Mungala said officers from the Drug Enforcement Commission presented a search warrant looking for drugs and narcotics and other related substances.

He said FAZ is however disturbed by the nature of the operations conducted by DEC especially that it has set the benchmark of conducting its business above board.

“As FAZ we wish to reiterate that we operate on an open door policy and remain available to whoever wishes to seek information within the law”, said Mungala.

11 COMMENTS

  1. ZAMBIA SHOULD BE BANNED CZ THESE PF RIFF RAFFS WANT TO TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED.ESPECIALLY THIS FISH MOONGER KZ.IAM ADDICTED TO TROUBLE THIS MAN.HE NEVER CEASE TO AMUSE ME.

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  2. @kaiserzuluJust listening to NAZ illmatic as I drive to office. Classic album.

    Next time 2021 you will be driven to mukobeko prison in classic style.

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  3. Political interference meant to frustrate kamanga.

    Why do we say this is just political interference ?

    Because we will not hear a word from DEC.

    this is the last time we hear about this raid until the next tantrum by PF …

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  4. This is between Kalusha and Kamanga. Now that they dont have legal ground to punish FAZ, they resort to such scandalise moves. Shame!

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  5. Using state machinery now to coax FAZ into submission to allow their boy the crooked thief kalusha to stand in faz elections. Don’t be intimidated ba Faz. Stand your ground. Fifa is behind you.

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