“I used to be a laughing stock in the society. Some people
questioned why I had ventured into the business of selling chocolate sweets.
However, that did not dampen my spirits. While from football I only got fame,
friends without fortune courtesy of my sweet vending venture I managed to buy a
car three weeks ago.
“I personally believe in hard work, a doctrine that I
adopted when I was young. I go to Zaoga Church where we are continuously taught
to work using our hands. My challenge to footballers is that even if their legs
can still carry them, they should consider venturing into different businesses.
Even if it means selling tomatoes, they should not be shy what society will say
about them. For the past 18 years, I enjoyed playing local football. I was so
nomadic all in search of greener pastures,” Munandi (35) a former FC Platinum,
Caps United, Black Rhinos, Triangle, Border Strikers and Zimbabwe Saints
player, told B Metro.
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