KCCA FC is seeking to rebuild its relationship with supporters through improved communication, stronger governance and greater fan involvement, following a stakeholder engagement meeting held last weekend at MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo.
The meeting, led by Board Chairman Eng. Andrew Mukiibi Sserunjogi and CEO Anisha Muhoozi, provided supporters with an opportunity to raise concerns about the club’s administration, on-field performance, delayed stadium completion, squad strengthening and youth development structures.
The engagement forms part of the club’s 2026/27 fan engagement and governance strategy, which prioritises membership growth, efficient operations and stronger relationships with supporters.
However, the meeting also exposed the financial challenge surrounding the stadium project. Club officials revealed that Shs 39.4 billion is still required to complete the facility, which is approximately 70 per cent structurally complete.
A further Shs 6 billion is needed to replace the expired artificial turf and meet FIFA standards. Failure to address the turf situation could also jeopardise the stadium’s eligibility to host league matches, raising concerns about player welfare and injury risks.
Chairman Mukiibi Sserunjogi urged supporters to put recent frustrations behind them, return to Lugogo and rally behind the players during a challenging period. Meanwhile, Muhoozi introduced an interim committee to oversee the review of the supporters’ constitution ahead of elections for substantive fan leadership.
The club also pledged to improve membership benefits and intensify mobilisation for home and away matches.