Summary:
- Former Uganda Cranes midfielder David Obua who is visiting the Kigezi sub-region to scout talented players, encouraged fans to fully support the team.
KABALE: The Management of Kigezi Homeboyz Football Club in Kabale District, has unveiled the 2024/2025 season tickets ahead of the upcoming BetPawa Big League season.
The ticket packages include:
Standard Ticket: Priced at 200,000 Ugandan Shillings, it comes with a free branded home kit and a VIP gate pass for all home games.
General Ticket: Available for 100,000 Ugandan Shillings, it includes a non-branded club kit and access to all home games in the ordinary seating section, covering both FUFA Big League and Stanbic Uganda Cup matches.
Family Ticket: Sold for 500,000 Ugandan Shillings, this package includes two branded club kits, two hoodies, and access for up to three family members to sit in the VIP section during all home games.
The club’s Chief Executive Officer, Brian Akankwasa, calls on fans and well-wishers to rally behind the team as they aim for promotion to the Uganda Premier League. Akankwasa also announced that the team will play their home games at a newly named ground, Kigezi Homeboyz Al-Maddina Stadium, formerly Ndorwa Grounds in Kabale Municipality.
He explained that the club partnered with the Kabale Muslim Community to upgrade the Ndorwa Grounds to serve as their home ground, having found it challenging to continue using Kabale Main Stadium, a public facility. He further noted that FUFA has approved Kigezi Homeboyz Al-Maddina Stadium as the club’s official home ground.
Cue in Akankwasa… on tickets and home ground… ENG//
Former Uganda Cranes midfielder David Obua who is visiting the Kigezi sub-region to scout talented players, encouraged fans to fully support the team. He emphasized the importance of wearing the club’s jerseys to boost the players’ morale and provide financial support to the club.

“When you watch Kitara FC, you see supporters proudly wearing the club’s jerseys. In the same spirit, let’s support Kigezi Homeboyz by donning their jerseys at home and away games to instill confidence in the players and help the club secure resources,” Obua told fans on Friday at Kabale Main Stadium.
In a gesture of support, Macro Hardware proprietor Joram Baguma donated 40 balls, two training kits, cones, and other equipment. He predicted that Kigezi Homeboyz would finish in the top three in the upcoming 2024/2025 season.
Cue in Baguma… on prediction and donation… ENG//
