Cranes stars’ posh cribs
Oct 03, 2008
It seems our soccer stars are not doing badly at all despite our generally poor performance in international football. A few weeks ago we brought you the house that Uganda Cranes Captain, Ibrahim Sekaggya, who plays for Australian side Redbull Salzburg, was building for his mum in Kawempe.
It seems our soccer stars are not doing badly at all despite our generally poor performance in international football. A few weeks ago we brought you the house that Uganda Cranes Captain, Ibrahim Sekaggya, who plays for Australian side Redbull Salzburg, was building for his mum in Kawempe. That was in addition to a few others before that.
Now our snoops landed on these two cribs. The first one, located in Mawu Zone, Maganjo on Bombo Road, belongs to Charles Livingstone Mbabazi who is remembered for retiring from football in 2003 while playing for Northern Ireland side St Patrick Club, due to a heart problem. He currently plays for LG-ACB Ha Noi in Vietnam.
The second one, located in Naalya near the Northern Bypass belongs to Timothy Batabirire, the assistant team Captain, Uganda Cranes and a defender with South African side Blolfontein Celtic.
Now our snoops landed on these two cribs. The first one, located in Mawu Zone, Maganjo on Bombo Road, belongs to Charles Livingstone Mbabazi who is remembered for retiring from football in 2003 while playing for Northern Ireland side St Patrick Club, due to a heart problem. He currently plays for LG-ACB Ha Noi in Vietnam.
The second one, located in Naalya near the Northern Bypass belongs to Timothy Batabirire, the assistant team Captain, Uganda Cranes and a defender with South African side Blolfontein Celtic.