Lamboi Football Club Rebrands as Bullom Stars Football Club: A New Era Begins

 Lamboi Football Club Rebrands as Bullom Stars Football Club: A New Era Begins

Lamboi Football Club, a prominent team based in Lungi, Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom, and representing the Northwest Region, has officially rebranded as Bullom Stars Football Club. This name change marks the dawn of a new era for the club, which has long been a pillar of the community’s sporting spirit and passion.


The rebranding follows months of thoughtful deliberations between the club’s leadership, led by the esteemed CEO Augustine Lamboi, and key stakeholders within Lungi and Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom. This transformation is more than just a change in name; it represents a profound shift in the club’s identity and its deep connection to the local community.


Augustine Lamboi, a visionary leader and a proud son of Kaffu Bullom, has taken this significant step to give back to his roots. “The unwavering support from the people of Kaffu Bullom has been the foundation of this team’s success,” Lamboi expressed. “This rebranding is my way of ensuring that the club truly belongs to the community that has stood by us through every challenge.”

In a monumental gesture of empowerment, Lamboi has decided to transition the football club from private to community ownership, entrusting the people of Kaffu Bullom with the stewardship of Bullom Stars Football Club. This move symbolizes a deeper bond between the team and its local supporters, fostering a renewed sense of unity and shared purpose.


All necessary engagements and formalities for this rebranding have been successfully completed with the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), ensuring a smooth transition into the upcoming football season. The newly branded Bullom Stars Football Club is set to make its debut under its new name, representing not just Lungi but the entire Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom, a region renowned for its football talent and enthusiasm.

This rebranding comes at a time of significant development in Kaffu Bullom, both in sports and other sectors, and the new name will further solidify the region’s footballing identity. By incorporating “Bullom” into the club’s name, the team honors the rich cultural heritage of the region while instilling a sense of pride and unity among the people who have tirelessly supported it.


As Bullom Stars Football Club steps into this new chapter, it carries with it the hopes and dreams of the Kaffu Bullom community, ready to achieve greater heights in the world of football.













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