Luxurious Commonwealth Resort Munyonyo Hosts Airtel FUFA Awards 2021, Here Is List Of Winners & Losers

Luxurious Commonwealth Speke Resort Munyonyo over the weekend hosted Airtel Uganda FUFA Awards 2021, under the theme ‘Celebrating Uganda’s Finest Football Personalities.’

The capital times has learnt that the Sumptuous event was graced by the Speaker of the Parliament Rt Hon. Jacob Oulanya as the Chief Guest.

Striker Fauzia Najjemba and Midfielder Bobosi Byaruhanga were crowned the Airtel Uganda FUFA Female and Male Player of the year respectively.

Najjemba, who captains the ‘Kampala Queens FC’ beat off competition off Lady Doves duo Fazila Ikwaput and Daisy Nakaziro to claim the crown.

Byaruhanga who plays for Vipers SC beat teammate Abdul Aziizi Kayondo and Express FC talisman Erick Kenzo Kambale to take the award.

The aforementioned two drove away in brand new cars on top of a cash prize of one million shillings each as the reward for their sweat.

Najjemba who finished as top scorer at CECAFA Women’s U20 Championship with 11 goals was full of joy and lauded her colleagues both at club and Nations Team.

**Fauzia Najjemba (R) and Midfielder Bobosi Byaruhanga (L) were crowned the Airtel Uganda FUFA Female and Male Player at Speke Resort Munyonyo**

“First of all, I want to thank the Almighty Allah for this moment. I’m happy but at the same time nervous. This award means a lot to me
I want to thank my family and parents for giving me the chance to play football. I thank FUFA for giving girls the opportunity to showcase our talents.”

The lethal forward who is a product of the Airtel Rising Stars projected highlighted the importance of Airtel and lauded them for the great work.

“I’m proud product of the Airtel Rising Stars and I take this opportunity to thank the Airtel brand for always supporting football. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to play right from a young age.”

Vipers SC midfielder Byaruhanga was full of emotions upon being announced and called his mum to the stage in celebration.

In a teary tone, reminisced how they couldn’t afford schools fees after his dad passed on but football gave him a chance to study.

“I lost my father when I was young and school fees became a challenge. It is at this moment that I want to thank Mr. Justus Mugisha who got me from Kisoro and offered me a scholarship at Standard High School, Zzana.” He said while tears rolled down his cheeks.