People of lwemiyaga have seen light out of darkness. This is people's victory even the heavens are rejoicing. To God be the Glory for ever🙏 #congratulationsgenRwashande
In future if Gen @mkainerugaba emerges as our next guarantor of our country's future. Then we shall vote him into power. But at the moment I don't see any other person besides President @KagutaMuseveni who can keep this country safe.
Excited to see our own shining at #CHAN2024.
@Fimboo0 transitioned from player to official in 2015, after completing a refereeing course at FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru. By 2016, she had earned the FUFA badge, officiated in the Big League and the Copa Coca‑Cola schools tournament, and was voted best referee in the national girls’ schools championship.
She was elevated to Uganda Premier League referee in January 2018, at the age of 23 and became the youngest female ever to achieve this. Her debut match was KCCA vs Masavu FC on 28 February 2018.
Nabadda Shamirah obtained her FIFA badge in 2018 and officiated her first international – South Africa vs Lesotho, AWCON qualifier. She deserves flowers.