Katwe United FC winger Jjingo Sulaiman has lost his father Mikilini a resident of Nabbingo,who has been working at Nalukolongo Market.
Jjingo is an ex U20(KOBS), Victors FC, Super Cubs , Express Football Club ,Shinyanga FC(Tanzania) and Wakiso Giants FC left winger cum back .
The entire sports fraternity sends sincere condolences to the player, the bereaved family, relatives and friends.
Burial is today at Rakai District .
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