Bernard Bainamani, the Chief Executive Officer-CEO of the
Uganda Premier League has welcomed the decision of KCCA Football club to
suspend two of its fans found guilty of using vulgar language.
Recently, KCCA FC decided to suspend Jalia
Namuswe and Amina Kikomeko for using vulgar language during their games.
The decision was reached with the help of the
KCCA fan's executive. In a statement, the Club indicated that the two
fans had been identified as the main instigators of the use of foul
language.
Bainamani says that every club has the responsibility to address the
growing vice of hooliganism in local football. He noted that this issue not
only impacts the fans but also the players who participate in the
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