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President of the Football Association of Malawi, Walter Nyamilandu, has found love again.
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Love is in air: Nyamilandu and his new better half Gillian[/caption]
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After losing his wife, Maria Inglis, who was killed in a car crash in which Nyamilandu was also hurt
in September 2012, the widower is a married man again.
He exchanged vows with Gilian Ziba and cerebrated their wedding at Nkopola Lodge in the lakeshore Mangochi on Saturday.
Nyamilandu, dressed in a white jacket, black trousers and black bow ties had a boogie-woogie with his newly wedded wife when he was entering the reception hall, looked much in love to the new sweetheart.
The FAM president was a second time widower after he lost his former wife Rehana Surtee Manda, one of the pioneers of Television Malawi.
Rehana and Walter had two children together who were under the mothering of Maria.
Meanwhile, a beer party for football writers and FAM affiliates was held at Civo Stadium club to celebrate Nyamilandu’s new marriage.
Nyamilandu is said to have bankrolled the party in readiness of the December FAM elections in which he is seeking a fourth term in office.
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Nyamilandu boogie with new wife[/caption]
After losing his wife, Maria Inglis, who was killed in a car crash in which Nyamilandu was also hurt
in September 2012, the widower is a married man again.
He exchanged vows with Gilian Ziba and cerebrated their wedding at Nkopola Lodge in the lakeshore Mangochi on Saturday.
Nyamilandu, dressed in a white jacket, black trousers and black bow ties had a boogie-woogie with his newly wedded wife when he was entering the reception hall, looked much in love to the new sweetheart.
The FAM president was a second time widower after he lost his former wife Rehana Surtee Manda, one of the pioneers of Television Malawi.
Rehana and Walter had two children together who were under the mothering of Maria.
Meanwhile, a beer party for football writers and FAM affiliates was held at Civo Stadium club to celebrate Nyamilandu’s new marriage.
Nyamilandu is said to have bankrolled the party in readiness of the December FAM elections in which he is seeking a fourth term in office.