New Vision’s Aldrine live on SS3
May 30, 2007
NEW Vision’s own columnist, Aldrine Nsubuga has been selected by Supersport to provide the Ugandan perspective in the live television broadcast of the June 2 Nations Cup qualifier.
By Joseph Opio
NEW Vision’s own columnist, Aldrine Nsubuga has been selected by Supersport to provide the Ugandan perspective in the live television broadcast of the June 2 Nations Cup qualifier.
Nsubuga, New Vision’s renowned Voice Of Football, will analyse the make-or-break match between the Cranes and Super Eagles alongside a Nigerian pundit this Saturday.
An elated Nsubuga revealed to The New Vision that the opportunity was “both deeply rewarding and flattering.â€
He added: “It’s really satisfying since I have dedicated half my life to football. It’s a fulfillment of a dream and career-wise, I think it’s a move in the right direction.â€
The Uganda-Nigeria game will be the only game televised by DStv and will be telecast on Supersport channels 3 and 8 to a continental audience.
A prominent Liverpool fan, it won’t be Nsubuga’s first foray into television.
He’s a regular analyst on Uganda Broadcasting Corporation.
Nsubuga also writes two weekly columns for The New Vision, a monthly piece for the Premiership Magazine and is a panelist on a weekend sports show on Sanyu FM.
A FUFA publicist, he won the Golden Pen award for best columnist last year and was voted third best all-round columnist by The New Vision readers.
NEW Vision’s own columnist, Aldrine Nsubuga has been selected by Supersport to provide the Ugandan perspective in the live television broadcast of the June 2 Nations Cup qualifier.
Nsubuga, New Vision’s renowned Voice Of Football, will analyse the make-or-break match between the Cranes and Super Eagles alongside a Nigerian pundit this Saturday.
An elated Nsubuga revealed to The New Vision that the opportunity was “both deeply rewarding and flattering.â€
He added: “It’s really satisfying since I have dedicated half my life to football. It’s a fulfillment of a dream and career-wise, I think it’s a move in the right direction.â€
The Uganda-Nigeria game will be the only game televised by DStv and will be telecast on Supersport channels 3 and 8 to a continental audience.
A prominent Liverpool fan, it won’t be Nsubuga’s first foray into television.
He’s a regular analyst on Uganda Broadcasting Corporation.
Nsubuga also writes two weekly columns for The New Vision, a monthly piece for the Premiership Magazine and is a panelist on a weekend sports show on Sanyu FM.
A FUFA publicist, he won the Golden Pen award for best columnist last year and was voted third best all-round columnist by The New Vision readers.