Buikwe DFA Receives Shs 10 Million Boost from MP Diana Mutasingwa

By Herbert Sseryazi | Friday, March 7, 2025
Buikwe DFA Receives Shs 10 Million Boost from MP Diana Mutasingwa

Buikwe District Football Association (DFA) has received a significant boost following a Shs 10 million donation from Buikwe Woman MP Diana Mutasingwa, who also serves as the State Minister in the Office of the Vice President.

During a ceremony at Nakibizi Stadium in Njeru Municipality, Mutasingwa also handed over football kits and playing uniforms to all teams under the DFA, reinforcing her commitment to nurturing talent and developing youth football in the district.

DFA Chief Executive Officer Ali Kiwanuka welcomed the donation, emphasizing its role in improving football infrastructure and fostering player development.

“Today marks a milestone in our efforts to grow football in Buikwe. This support will enhance the quality of the game, empower young players, and create more opportunities for them at higher levels,” Kiwanuka said.

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Buikwe DFA Receives Shs 10 Million Boost from MP Diana Mutasingwa Sports

Mutasingwa reaffirmed her dedication to youth empowerment through sports, noting that football can be a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.

“I believe football has the power to transform lives. This donation is part of a broader initiative to equip young people with the resources they need to pursue their dreams, stay engaged, and avoid negative influences like drugs and alcohol,” she said.

She also highlighted her vision of using sports to instill discipline, teamwork, and resilience among young people while positioning them for opportunities in professional leagues.

As Buikwe DFA looks forward to utilizing the funds and equipment, there is renewed hope for stronger local leagues, enhanced player development, and a brighter future for football in the district.

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