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Brian Charles Ssenyonga: Experienced sports administrator eyes president’s seat for National Sports Officers’ Association
Brian Charles Ssenyonga a.k.a Omutegeke

The National Sports Officers Association (NASOA) in conjunction with the Ministry of Education and Sports will hold the national capacity building training between 9th and 13th November 2026 at the Hoima Resort Hotel in Hoima city.

Here, the sports officers from across the country will convene to discuss about the present and future times of this association that is key in the implementation of physical education and sports through talent identification and development at grassroots level.

Brian Charles “Omutegeke” Ssenyonga

One of the key activities during this capacity building will be the election of the new executive committee for the tenure 2026 to 2030.

Among the candidates eyeing the president’s seat is experienced sports administrator Brian Charles “Omutegeke” Ssenyonga, a holder of master’s in public administration (UMI), Post Graduate Diploma in Education leadership and management (UMI) and Bachelor in sport science (Makerere University) with an upcoming Masters in Sport and Exercise Science (Makerere University).

Brian Charles Ssenyonga, the current Wakiso District Sports officer

Ssenyonga comes forth with a rich CV in leadership and vast experience having served in different fort-folios as a member of the finance committee on the Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC), treasurer of Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA), head of sports pillar in the Former Footballers’ Initiative (FFI) and the NASOA executive committee as Vice president Technical.

Ssenyonga also diligently serves as the sports officer, Wakiso District and operates on the St Henry’s Kitovu (SHACK) and Kabojja Sports Board.

Such is the enviable profile of a leader who aspires to take over the leadership of the National Sports Officers’ Association (NASOA).

Brian Charles Ssenyonga, Wakiso District Sports officer

His agenda is curtailed on shrewd service, integrity, accountability, professionalism, brand strengthening and advocacy, members’ unity, partnership & resource mobilization, resource mobilization as well as hands-on action.

Brian Charles Ssenyonga during an engagement with former footballers under the FFI group

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