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Arua Hill SC rewards players, staff with plots of land

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
May 23, 2022
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Arua Hill Sports Club (SC) chairman Eng. Joel Aita has announced that every player and member of staff at the club has received a plot of land as a reward for their good performance in their first season in the Uganda Premier League (UPL).

Arua SC finished 5th in the UPL after defeating 2021 league champions Express FC 1-0.

The result saw Arua Hills SC finish with 52 points, the same as Bul FC, who secured the fourth position on the table on goal difference.

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Aita announced that each of the club’s 35 players and 15 staff members received land from Kongolo Sports City, a proposed housing estate in Arua City, through his Twitter handle.

“As part of our football development, as a thank you for the wonderful performance, we have offered all our players and staff a plot of land. We want to create more Kongolo Sports Cities,” Aita said in a tweet.

As Part of our Football development, as a Thank you for the marvelous performance, We Gifted All our Players and Staff each with a Plot of Land. We want to create more KONGOLO Sports Cities.

KONGOLO is a way of life. pic.twitter.com/tQSq4yH7Dr

— Dr. Joel J. A’ita (@aitajoel) May 22, 2022

According to sources, each player and staff received a 50ft by 100ft plot of land at the planned Kongolo Sports City.

The Arua-based side are temporarily playing their home games at the Barifa Stadium as the club awaits the completion of the magnificent 20,000-seater, multi-billion-capacity ground dubbed the Arua Hill Sports and Business Park, which is under construction in the town of Arua.

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