Category: 2017 FUFA POLLS

FUFA Statutes 2017

Circular No. 1058

Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

FUFA Electoral Code

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  • FUFA Polls 2017: Returning Officer declares unopposed candidates at District level

    FUFA Polls 2017: Returning Officer declares unopposed candidates at District level

    FUFA Polls 2017 update

    • FUFA Electoral Committee held press conference at FUFA House on Friday morning.
    • Returning officer decalres unopposed candidates for various positions at DFAs
    • Powers to declare winners are entrusted in the FUFA Electoral Committee by the FUFA Electoral Code 
    • Elections for DFAs to continue on Saturday 29th April 
    • DFAs whose elections were postponed will take place on or before the 5th May 2017 after completion of verification 

    The FUFA Electoral Committee Chairman Sam Bakiika on Friday morning declared candidates who have sailed through unopposed for various positions at the District Football Associations (DFAs) in the ongoing FUFA Polls 2017.

    Bakiika released the list of unopposed candidates during the press conference organised by his Committee. He was flanked by his Vice Chairman/FEC Spokesperson Yusuf Awuye and Committee member Julius Ssemanda.

    Click FUFA Polls 2017 Unopposed Candidates for DFAs declared 

    Here is the communication from the Chairman;

    Declaration of unopposed Candidates for District Football Associations Elections 2017

    To All Stakeholders,

    At the closure of Nominations for the District Football Association Executive, Delegates and Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to the Regional Football Associations in accordance with the FUFA Electoral Code and Guidelines, in the following districts;

    • Only two candidates picked and returned Nomination Forms for the positions of DFA Delegates and SIGs to the Regional FA
    • And only one candidate picked and returned nomination form for the position of chairperson for the DFA Executive

    By the powers entrusted in the FUFA Electoral Committee by the FUFA Electoral Code, the Committee hereby announces the following candidates as duly elected for the respective positions having gone through unopposed.

    The Committee shall however finalize the DFA election process on the 29th April 2017 as per the Election Road map.

    In addition, the FUFA Electoral Committee informs all stakeholders that the DFAs whose elections have been postponed will take place on or before the 5th May 2017 after completion of verification.

    Media getting a closer moment with FUFA Electoral Committee Chairman Sam Bakiika on Friday morning

    Key Documents for FUFA Polls 2017

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    Circular No. 1058

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Electoral Code

    MAIN PHOTO: FUFA Electoral Committee Chairman Sam Bakiika (M), Juius Ssemanda (l) and Yusuf Awuye Suleiman (R) during the press conference on Friday morning at FUFA House

     

  • FUFA Electoral Committee Press conference on Friday 28th April, 2017

    FUFA Electoral Committee Press conference on Friday 28th April, 2017

    The FUFA Electoral Committee (FEC) invites members of the sports media to attend and cover the press conference slated for Friday 28th April, 2017 at FUFA House in Mengo.

    The press conference will start at 10 am.

    The FEC Chairman Sam Bakiika will address the media on matters related to the FUFA polls 2017.

    ‘Democratic Governance for Football Development’

    It is Our Game, It is Our Country.

     

  • FUFA Polls 2017: Candidates for District FA positions declared, Magogo sails through unopposed in Rubaga

    FUFA Polls 2017: Candidates for District FA positions declared, Magogo sails through unopposed in Rubaga

    The FUFA Electoral Committee has successfully held its second press conference at FUFA House, which they used to communicate to the media on the latest developments of their activities included this Saturday’s elections for District Football Associations.

    Click  Nominations list for DFA 2017list

    The well attended press conference on Wednesday afternoon was held in Mengo, Kampala graced by the chairperson of the Committee, Sam Bakiika. It was broadcast live on the football radio 102.1 FUFA fm

    Bakiika briefed the media on the smooth progress of the entire electoral process where the nominations exercise at district level was a smooth exercise.

    ‘I sincerely appreciate the role of media in this entire campaign where they have tried to sensitize the public about the process’ Bakiika noted.

    He also handed over some of the certificates named Declaration of Candidature for the respective successful candidates from the district football associations.

    Dirisa Kasalirwe one of the three delegates from Rubaga district received FUFA President Eng. Moses Hassim Magogo’s certificate since the incumbent FUFA Presidential candidate is away on official duties in Egypt.

    Dirisa Kasalirwe (M) one of the three delegates from Rubaga received Eng. Moses Magogo’s certificate. Others in the photo L-R Julius Semanda, Yusuf Awuye, Sam Bakiika and Stanley Kinene.

    Bakiika also mentioned the districts with irregularities where the elections have been put on hold until further verification is completed. Among these include Nebbi, Bududa, Iganga, Bugiri, Mbale, Hoima, Kisoro, Gulu and Kapchorwa.

    The Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for women at District level is also a matter to be handled by the FUFA Electoral Committee.

    Here are key documents for guidance during the FUFA polls 2017.

    Nominations list for DFA 2017

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    FUFA Electoral Code

    Circular No. 1058

     

  • 2017 FUFA Polls: Electoral committee set for second press conference on Wednesday

    2017 FUFA Polls: Electoral committee set for second press conference on Wednesday

    The FUFA Electoral Committee will address the media on Wednesday, 26th April 2017 at FUFA House in Mengo, Kampala at 3 p.m.

    This will be the second press conference for the Electoral Committee in less than two weeks.

    Here are key documents for guidance during the FUFA polls 2017.

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    FUFA Electoral Code

    Circular No. 1058

  • FUFA Polls 2017: First set of elections conducted, District Delegates to be declared, Polling assistants for Regional elections trained

    FUFA Polls 2017: First set of elections conducted, District Delegates to be declared, Polling assistants for Regional elections trained

    • First set of elections conducted at FUFA House on Monday morning

    • Candidates at district level to be declared on Wednesday

    • FUFA Electoral Committee to meet on Tuesday

    • Polling assistants for regional level elections trained

    The first set of FUFA polls 2017 has been conducted successfully at FUFA House with 10 referees’ assessors elected to the Uganda Football Referees Association (UFRA) Assembly.

    FUFA’s 48 certified referees’ assessors had the mandate to vote their 10 representatives. 27 attended but 4 of them were not allowed to participate because they have already been nominated in their respective districts to represent referees.

    FUFA Electoral Committee Vice Chairman Yusuf Awuye was the returning officer.

    How they were voted: Ronnie Kalema (23), Ali Waiswa (21), Wanyama Fred (20), Kimbugwe Hillary (20), Rosebell Rwamuyamba (20), Katumba George Wamala (19), Kubingi 18, David Davies Katabira (19), Ali Kalyango (17), Adipo Catherine (16)

    The 10 representatives will be joined by 22 FIFA Referees (2017 list) and 2 delegates each representing FUFA’s 8 regions (Kampala, Buganda, Northern, North East, Western, Eastern, West Nile and Kitara).

    They will form an Assembly for UFRA with 48 delegates, who will vote three (3) delegates to the FUFA Assembly on 2nd June, 2017.

    FUFA statutes as amended during the AGM in Luwero, 2016 state that one of the 3 delegates representing referees to the FUFA Assembly must be a female.

     

    FUFA Electoral Committee (FEC) to meet on Tuesday

    FEC will convene on Tuesday at FUFA House to carry out verification of nominations and complaints at district level. On Wednesday, the FUFA Electoral Committee will declare the candidates for the various positions at District level ahead of the polls on Saturday 29th April, 2017.

    FUFA Electoral Committee to meet on Tuesday to verify nominations submitted for district level elections

     

    Regional level polls preparations underway 

    The FUFA Electoral committee trained poling assistants for the elections at FUFA Regional level that will start on 3rd May, 2017.

    The poling assistants will join the FUFA Electoral Committee members already representing each of the 8 FUFA regions.

    Yusuf Awuye training thepolling assistants at FUFA House on Monday

    MAIN PHOTO: FEC Vice Chairman Yusuf Awuye (in a suit) with freshly trained Polling assistants for regional level polls. 

     

  • 2017 FUFA Polls: Picking of Nomination forms at District level extended till Friday 14th April

    2017 FUFA Polls: Picking of Nomination forms at District level extended till Friday 14th April

    The FUFA Electoral Committee hereby extends the period for picking forms at District Football Association level and clarifies as follows:-

    1. Aware of the fact that some DFAs received the election materials late due to logistical reasons; the FUFA Electoral Committee acting in accordance with the FUFA Electoral Code and guidelines hereby extends the deadline for picking nomination forms for delegates to represent DFA to the Regional Assemblies to 14th April 2017, 1700 hours.
    1. In accordance with Art 1 of the FUFA Electoral Code, the FUFA Electoral Committee hereby extends the deadline for picking nomination forms for the position of District Football Association Executive and SIGs delegates to RFA to start from 13th April 2017 upto 20th April 2017; 1700hours to give the candidates ample time to scrutinize their Executive Committee candidature lists.
    1. The FUFA Electoral Committee also hereby reminds candidates standing on election by list to comply with Article 19 and 20 of the FUFA Election Guidelines -which disqualify a person from appearing on two candidature lists and discontinues the Invalid candidates from further participation in the FUFA Election process accordingly.

    Key documents for the 2017 FUFA polls

    Circular No. 1058

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Electoral Code

  • FUFA Elections 2017: Electoral Committee addresses media

    FUFA Elections 2017: Electoral Committee addresses media

    The FUFA Electoral committee has on Wednesday addressed the media during the Weekly press conference at the Uganda’s home of football in Mengo – Kampala.

    This was the first time that the committee endorsed at the 92nd FUFA Ordinary Assembly in Luwero was engaging the media in an official address.

    FUFA Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Edgar Watson who by virtual of his position at the federation is mandated to be part of the committee and independently oversee their activities officially inaugurated the committee led by Sam Bakiiki.

    “At the 92nd FUFA Ordinary Assembly in Luwero, the FUFA Electoral Committee was endorsed. I am part of the committee as mandated by the FUFA Constitution to oversee the activities and also assist in the logistical area. The committee is independent and competent enough to execute all their activities without interference to the best of their abilities. The FUFA elective assembly shall be held on 5th August 2017 in Masindi starting at 9 a.m” Watson told the media.

    Sam Bakiika (third from left) addresses the media. FUFA CEO, Edgar Watson (on his right) and on his left is Yusuf Awuye, the committee vice chairman

    Addressing the media at the first official press conference as the FUFA Electoral Committee chairperson, Sam Bakiika, who was flanked by all the members on the committee vowed to work diligently for a free and fair electoral process.

    “We have already started the road map for a successful electoral process that will lead to the eventual elections in August 2017. This is a process and not a one off event with a series of activities lined up. We have trained the polling assistants and other officials in all the districts of the country. The first task we undertook was to first ascertain the number of districts with active football leagues where we trained all the leaders. This will be a very transparent, free and fair electoral process” Bakiika noted.

    Other FUFA Electoral Committee members

    He also read out the clear road map for all the planned activities code named “Democratic Governance For Football Development”.

    The Clear Road Map:

    Nomination Process

    District (District Football Associations): 10th April – 20th April 2017

    Regional (Regional Football Associations): 3rd May – 12th May 2017

    National (Special Interest Groups): 26th May – 31st May 2017

    FUFA Executive: 10th June – 22nd June 2017

    Declaration of Candidates:

    District (District Football Associations): 26th April  2017

    Regional (Regional Football Associations): 16th May  2017

    National (Special Interest Groups): 2nd June 2017

    FUFA Executive: 23rd June 2017

    Voting Dates:

    District (District Football Associations): 29th April 2017

    Regional (Regional Football Associations): 18th May – 20th May 2017

    National (Special Interest Groups): 5th June 2017

    FUFA Executive: 5th August 2017

    Click here for the road map FUFA Elections 2017 Road Map 

    The FUFA Electoral Committee:

    Sam Bakiika – Chairman

    Yusuf Awuye – Vice Chairman

    Edgar Watson – Secretary (FUFA CEO)

    Members; Aluma Habib, James Okodi, Adupa John Gena, Igole Micheal, Semanda Julius, Kintu Geoffrey and Stanley Kinene

    Click on FUFA Electoral Key Documents:

    Circular No. 1058

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Electoral Code

    MAIN PHOTO: (L-R) Adupa John Gena, Julius Ssemanda, Edgar Watson, Sam Bakiika, Yusuf Awuye, Micheal Igole, Kinene Stanley, Aluma Habib

     

  • Key documents for 2017 FUFA polls

    Key documents for 2017 FUFA polls

    The road map to the 2017 FUFA polls is well stipulated in the FUFA Electoral Committee and other important documents.

    The polls will be held between April-August 2017 that wil lead to the election of FUFA President

    Here are key documents for guidance during the FUFA polls 2017.

    Annex 1 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    Annex 2 of the FUFA Electoral Guidelines

    FUFA Statutes 2017

    FUFA Electoral Code

    Circular No. 1058

     

  • FUFA Elections 2017: Electoral Committee releases road map

    FUFA Elections 2017: Electoral Committee releases road map

    The FUFA Electoral Committee headed by Sam Bakiika has released the road map for the 2017 FUFA elections for over 1000 positions in Ugandan football across the country.

    The elections will cater for the different positions at district, Regional, Executive and FUFA President.

    The road map starts with appointment of the presiding officers and end with the election of FUFA President and his Executive on 5th August 2017.

    Click here for the road map FUFA Elections 2017 Road Map 

    The FUFA Electoral Committee;

    Sam Bakiika-Chairman

    Yusuf Awuye-Vice Chairman

    Secretary-FUFA CEO

    Members; Aluma Habib, James Okodi, Adupa John Gena, Igole Micheal, Semanda Julius, Kintu Geoffrey and Stanley Kinene