Kaizer Chiefs Star Njabulo Ngcobo Accused of Abandoning Baby Mama to Get Married in Secret

• It appears that Kaizer Chiefs player Njabulo Ngcobo has an off-field headache that he will have to deal with quickly
• A report emerged over the weekend in which a woman said to be the mother of his children accused him of playing away from home
• She alleged that Ngcobo secretly married another woman while abandoning his family

Just days after getting married, Kaizer Chiefs defender Njabulo Ngcobo will have to deal with a potentially embarrassing development.

It was revealed in an Isolezwe Lange report over the weekend that the 28-year-old had abandoned the mother of his two children to tie the knot with another woman in secret.

According to the publication via The Citizen, Gugu Mkhize has been in a bad space since finding out about Ngcobo's alleged betrayal.

A source close to her told Isolezwe:

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“What eats Gugu inside is that she was with Njabulo when he was a nobody and he was not even with Uthongathi then. She was doing everything for him and supported him in every way possible including lending him her car. Njabulo met her when she was already a teacher at a school in Jolivet.

“He had just promised Gugu that he would be coming to her family to pay lobola when news of his traditional wedding broke out."

The article also detailed how Ngcobo told Mkhize that he wanted a polygamous wedding with her and the unnamed woman. Sunday World reported that they were married two weeks ago.

Stampede avoided as MTN 8 quarterfinal between Stellenbosch FC and Kaizer Chiefs is delayed by late fans.

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Stellenbosch FC and Kaizer Chiefs' MTN 8 quarterfinal clash at the Danie Craven Stadium had to be delayed by half-an-hour, earlier.

Meant to kick off at 15:00, but the Premier Soccer League's match commissioner had to delay it to allow spectators into the stadium, Sports Brief reported. Unsurprisingly, an overwhelming amount of them were Amakhosi supporters.

The stadium, which seats 16 000 people, was eventually filled up at kick-off for the sold-out fixture. There was video footage of a stampede nearly occurring at one of the entrances.