Buoyed by their 4-0 thrashing of Epac United Azam Tigers have set their eyes on the TNM Super League title.

Bullets FC have maintained dominating the TNM Sapeto Mapeto Promotion following the first monthly draw held on Tuesday in Blantyre.

Member of Parliament for Mzuzu City Leonard Njikho has launched a K1.5 million Uncle Jose football trophy to be competed by teams in the constituency.

Bullets FC expatriate coach Nsanzarwimo Ramadhan of Burundi was picked by Immigration Department over the illegal staying in the country.

The Immigration Department picked him over his visa to stay in the country and lack of work permit in the country.

The Burundian was arrested at a lodge Blue Bird Motel where he is lodging but information from Bullets indicated that he has since been released on bail.

The Burundian coach denied being arrested saying he was just picked for questioning in conformity to immigration rules being a foreigner.

“I was not arrested. It’s a normal routine that’s what Immigration Department do all the world,” Ramadhan said.

“If I was arrested, why is it that I am here outside prison talking to you?”

He was denied that his arrest was connected to working at Bullets without a work permit.

“They checked my passport and after checking my passport they released me,” he said.

Meanwhile the Burundian confessed that he was confused with the treatment at Bullets having been sidelined since the change of administration of former chairperson Kondie Msungama was forced out of the People’s Team.

“Ask those who employ why I am not being used as head coach?” Ramadhan, visibly concerned, said.

“Bullets have head coach Lloyd Nkwazi with Mabvuto Lungu as his assistant. Bullets should have done something if they are concerned that I am not leading the team.”

Ramadhan arrived in the country in October last year for an initial one-month stint at the club to assist the team in the league campaign.