The Federation of Uganda Football Associations education programme of ‘Clubs Pro Agenda’ continues to gear up in different football regions across the country.
Clubs Pro Agenda is a practice attended by Club officials in preparation for the Club Licensing process.
With the aim of professionalizing Club football in the long run, FUFA made a decision to have a compulsory Clubs Pro Agenda programme for both StarTimes Uganda Premier League Clubs (1st Division) and StarTimes FUFA Big League Clubs (2nd Division)
In trying to achieve the objective, FUFA appointed 28 instructors in nine (9) different groups that are responsible for facilitating Clubs’ officials under the Club Pro Agenda programme across the country.
Governance, Sporting Element, Finance, Infrastructure, Planning, Events, and Match Organisation, Club Licensing rules, FUFA and its Development Program are the modules facilitated during this year’s Clubs Pro Agenda Programme.
‘In this year’s Club Licensing process, we decided to prepare clubs for licensing through the programme of Clubs Pro Agenda. Each Club attends the programme for two days. It’s a programme that is aimed at professionalising Club football in the long run’ said Rogers Mulindwa FUFA Club Licensing Committee Chairman.
‘However, the Federation appointed 28 instructors to be in charge of facilitating Club officials across the country and the process will climax on Friday 17th July’ added Mulindwa.
Clubs Pro Agenda Programme
At FUFA Complex, URA FC, Wakiso Giants FC & Police FC are attending the two-day educational programme.
FUFA Executive Committee Member Rogers Byamukama, FUFA CEO Edgar Watson, FUFA Club Licensing Committee Chairman Rogers Mulindwa, and Vicent Sajjabi are in charge of the exercise that started on Monday.
Meanwhile, on Wednesday and Thursday, Express FC, SC Villa and Bright Stars will be facilitated by FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo, FUFA Deputy CEO-Services Humphrey Mandu and Nsubuga Brian Miiro.
Mukono based Premier League Club Kyetume FC is attending the process that is handled by FUFA Exco member Kalema Ronnie, FUFA Communications Director Ahmed Hussein and FUFA HR- Capacity Building Manager Jackson Nyiima.
The same group of instructors will be in Jinja with Busoga United and Bul FC starting on Wednesday till Saturday.
Vipers SC, KCCA FC and Water FC are facilitated by FUFA 1st Vice President Justus Mugisha, Ali Tomusange and Gordon Mundeyi.
FUFA Exco Member Ariga Rasoul, UPL CEO Bernard Bainamani and Denis Batte are the instructors handling West Nile Clubs, Onduparaka FC, Paidha Black Angels and Dove All Stars FC.
FUFA Big League side Nyamityobola & Premier League Club Mbarara City FC are attending the Clubs Pro agenda that begun on Monday 13th July. FUFA Deputy CEO-Football Decolas Kiiza and Deo Mutabazi are the instructors.
In Eastern Region, FUFA Club Licensing Manager Ivan Kintu Bayige will be in charge of the Club Pro Agenda programme for Myda FC, Kataka FC, Kiboga Young and Bukedea Town council. Jamil Ssewanyana and Yusuf Awuye are the other instructors.
Ndejje University FC, UPDF FC and Kitara FC are being handled by FUFA Club Licensing Committee Member Sam Mpiima, FUFA Legal Manager Denis Lukambi and FUFA Youth Development Manager Bashir Mutyaba.
Tooro United, Maroons FC and Proline FC are also attending the program lectured by FUFA Football Development Director Ali Mwebe, Stone Kyambadde and KCCA FC Chairman Martin Ssekajja.
