The Federation of Uganda Football Association, FUFA-local football governing body, has introduced a new system of organizing lessons for the national football teams to learn how to sing the national anthem.
Accordingly, the move is aimed at the Federation's need to promote patriotism in those summoned to serve their country for better results during competitions.
In a short statement posted on the FUFA social media platforms on Friday, every player summoned for national duty (both men and women) including officials will be mandated to undergo lessons on how to sing the three stanzas of the national anthem.
“BREAKING:
All Players summoned to the Uganda National football teams will be tasked to undergo sessions to learn how to sing the National Anthem of Uganda.
This will also apply to the team officials."
BREAKING:
— FUFA (@OfficialFUFA) December 16, 2022
All Players summoned to the Uganda National football teams will be tasked to undergo sessions to learn how to sing the National Anthem of Uganda.
This will also apply to the team officials.
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