Faridah Bigirimaana’s Shs4.2m Last-Minute Support Helps Buwekula Travel for Bussuujju Game

What the report says
Buwekula have received a last-minute financial lift ahead of their away match against Bussuujju after the team’s First Vice Chairperson, Fridah Uwamahoro Bigirimaana, donated Shs4.2 million to cover travel costs. According to Nile Post, the contribution came at a time when the team was struggling to raise the money needed for the trip, easing concerns that they might miss the fixture.
The support was handed to Buwekula chairperson Richard Kasumba, who thanked Bigirimaana for stepping in and said the donation had rescued the team from a difficult situation. He also acknowledged other individuals and supporters who have helped the side financially and in other ways during the competition.
Bigirimaana said her backing was motivated by her love of sport and her appreciation for the players’ efforts. She encouraged the squad to stay focused and give their best. The article says she has consistently supported the team throughout the campaign, particularly as the competition reaches a decisive stage.
The match is important for Buwekula because a positive result would improve their chances of reaching the quarter-finals as one of the best losers. The report frames the donation as both a practical boost for travel and a morale boost ahead of a crucial game.
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