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2023 Bika Football: First round games and dates confirmed

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The BIKA tournament Bika By’abaganda Football first round preliminary games have been confirmed to continue on Friday 26th May.

The games follow an opening game that was in between Ngabi Nsaba and Nkima that was played on 13th May this month.

In this opening game, that was graced by the His Majesty the Kabaka Ronald Mwenda Mutebi, Ngabi Nsaba beat Nkima 3-1 at the Muteesa II Stadium in Wankulukuku.

Earlier on, tournament had been set to commence on Wednesday 24th May was instead pushed to start on two days later  .

There will be games to be played on Friday 26th as games displayed below;

Njovu Vs Nkula

Njobe Vs Nakinsige

Butiko Vs Nsuma 

Nkusu Vs Mazzi Ga Kisasi.

The following week on Wednesday 31st May the games will return with five games;

Ndisa Vs Kayozi

Nvuma Vs Kibe

 Nvubu Vs Nkeje

Mpewo Vs Nyonyi Nyange 

Ntalaganya Vs Mbwa

The games will be played on different grounds with some of them yet to be confirmed. The confirmed grounds as per now are;

Muteesa II Wankulukuku

Kabaka Kyabaggu- Wakiso

Kawanda SS

Buddo SS

Pending grounds.

Old Kampala Play grounds

Lubiri SS grounds.

Mengo SS play ground.

BIKA All Winners since inception:

  • 1950:Mbogo
  • 1951:Ngabi Nsamba
  • 1952:Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1953: Not Held
  • 1954:Not Held
  • 1955:Kkobe
  • 1956:Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1957: Nyonyi Nyange
  • 1958: Ngeye
  • 1959: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1960: Ffumbe
  • 1961: Bbalangira and Kkobe
  • 1962: Nkima
  • 1963: Not Held
  • 1964: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1965: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1987: Ngabi Nsamba
  • 1988: Lugave
  • 1989: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1990: Lugave
  • 1991: Ngeye
  • 1992: Ngeye
  • 1993: Nkima
  • 1994: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 1995: Lugave
  • 1996: Mpindi
  • 1997: Nnyonyi
  • 1998: Lugave
  • 1999: Lugave
  • 2000: Mpologoma
  • 2001: Ngo
  • 2002: Mpologoma
  • 2003: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 2004:Lugave
  • 2005: Ffumbe
  • 2006: Mpindi
  • 2007: Ngabi Nsamba
  • 2008: Kkobe
  • 2009: Ffumbe
  • 2010: Nte
  • 2011: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 2012: Ngeye
  • 2013: Ngabi Nsamba
  • 2014: Mmamba Gabunga
  • 2015: Mbogo
  • 2016: Nte
  • 2017: Nte
  • 2018: Nkima
  • 2019: Mbogo
  • 2020: Not played (Due to COVID-19 pandemic)
  • 2021: Not played (Due to COVID-19 pandemic)
  • 2022: Ndiga

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