Only a month into his five-year ban over match-fixing, Uganda Sand Cranes star Godfrey Lwesibawa has promised to unearth the actual big fish who benefit from the vice.
The former Gadaffi FC winger has claimed that some people are fond of using and dumping players, yet they always walk away unscathed when the disciplinary hand comes to action.
"Some people use others to clear their names, but soon I'm naming them, and the list will be here, just know soon," Lwesibawa posted on his X handle.
While providing evidence remains the biggest and most challenging task, rumours have surrounded several football personnel to the vice over the years.
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He was thus suspended from participating in any football-related activity at the national level (administrative, sports, or any other) for five years.
Two other Gadaffi players, Mahad Yaya Kakooza and Andrew Waiswa, were also banned over the same plague for five years.