Beauty, elegance and prettiness is what defines the current state of Nakivubo Stadium as its redevelopment nears completion.
Following a 2015 presidential directive to have have businessman Hamis Kiggundu renovate the stadium such that it meets international standards, the works have been ongoing, and almost getting complete.
On Sunday, the youthful local investor released stunning photos of the current state of the Stadium clearly showing seats fixed, amazing sky view of stadium beautifully sitting in the heart of the City.
“Nakivubo Stadium takes shape and improves Kampala skyline with reasonable social economic transformation to downtown Kampala,” Kiggundu wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
On completion, multi-purpose stadium will supplement Mandela National Stadium in among others hosting international football games.
Currently, Uganda has no stadium that meets required standards to host FIFA games.
Last month, Uganda hosted Tanzania in TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations Qualifier at Suez Canal Authority Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt and will host their next game against Algeria in Cameroon in June.
