Uganda Prisons Band stands out as a musical powerhouse, combining talent, creativity and versatility. With skilful performances and a diverse repertoire, they once again stood out during the opening of the Corporate Sports Network 2025 season held at their backyard, the Luzira Sports Grounds, on Sunday.
Their musical creativity, with a collection of secular songs, like Harmomize’s Kwangaru and Juliana Kanyomozi’s Kalibattanya, had the crowd asking for more.
Uganda Prisons Band continues to set the bar high for musical creativity with Kwangwaru. Their talent knows no bounds. With skilful performances and a diverse repertoire, they captivated the audience and played on during the lunch break, replacing the usual DJ musical interlude.
Hundreds of fans and players braved the humid morning and spent the day engaged in football. Before kickoff, the 40 companies, plus the Corporate Sports Network, Board of Directors, Executive, and Secretariat, were led through a march around the Luzira Maroons Grounds.
“We are grateful for the massive turn up. We expect f air competition, respect, friendship, team spirit, equality, and respect for written and unwritten rules such as integrity, solidarity, tolerance, care, excellence both on and off the field,” Corporate Sports Networks Board Chairman, Mike Kajubi said.
On the pitch, teams showed their early intentions by exhibiting unique energy. The early games were dominated by fast-paced play and intense competition, with standout performances from the 2024 defending champions, Tropical Bank. They won all their three games and scored a total of nine goals without conceding. Due to the February heat, water breaks were introduced to ensure players cooled off.
The day was crowned off with cake cutting to celebrate the February babies and a musical performance.
