The directors of the Uganda Super League Limited (USLL) have finally been invited to attend the meeting with members of FUFA and the international football federation—FIFA to give final suggestions on the new constitution for Uganda.
USLL on Monday wrote to FIFA complaining among others that they were being left out of the brain storming meeting. The letter was copied to Sports Minister Charles Bakkabulindi. But today, FUFA spokesman Rogers Mulindwa wrote to USLL inviting all Board members to attend the FIFA meeting on Wednesday.
FUFA, however, also mentioned that the meeting will exclude the two USLL members, Julius Kavuma Kabenge and Ebil Ssegawa, who were suspended earlier this year. The USLL chairman Kabenge was suspended for 11 years, while Ssegawa was suspended for one year for refusing to adhere to football rules.
The meeting will also address issues related to the proposed amendments to the FUFA statutes. The Super Division Club officials will also attend the meeting scheduled for 11:00 am at Golf Course Hotel in Kampala.
FIFA has delegated five officials who will address the meetings including Football Development officer Ashford Mamelodi, Nicholas Valticos and Primo Corvaro from the FIFA Legal department, Leodgar Tenga, the Cecafa president, and the Chairman of the Kenyan Premier League Bob Munro.
