No one Will Ever Separate Me from Maama Maria, Kajoba Reacts to His Unprofessional Dismal From Cranes Camp

On Friday 25th December 2020, the federation of Uganda football Associations,(FUFA) issued a statement confirming as Uganda Cranes goalkeeping coach, Fred Kajoba was released from camp over breaching the set Camp COVID-19 SOPs and regulations.

Kajoba who is also the head coach at the 2019/20 Uganda Premier league champions, Vipers Sports Club, received unpleasant news that he has been dismissed by the Head Coach Jonathan McKinstry for going to attend church Christmas mass without permission.

The staunch Catholic man and a renown ardent   lover of Mother Mary (Maama Maria) reacted back to McKinstry and his double standards expressed against him (Kajoba).

 “I requested the coach and I was allowed to go to church and celebrate Christmas day mass,” Kajoba told STA News.

“It’s interesting how Mr McKinstry would find trouble in me going to church when some other people including himself have on a regular basis been going out of the camp.”

“Can’t they too bring in the coronavirus?” he wondered.

“I’m fine with the dismissal and in fact happy that I was dismissed from the camp because I had gone to church but not any other place,” Kajoba added.

Kajoba also revealed via his social media handles that none on earth can separate him from God and Mother Mary because it’s God who had made him.

“Nothing or no one will ever separate me from my God and Mother Mary,” Kajoba later posted on his social media handles yesterday.

“I am what I am today because of the God that have always worshipped and believed in.”

“My present and future lays in him,” the post continued, adding; “I am yet to get someone to make me understand the wrong in worshiping more so on Christmas day.” Kajoba.

The experienced goalkeeping coach in his defense said that followed all the SOPs set by the government of Uganda, he had his mask, kept social distance and did hand washing.

It’s now confirmed that Kajoba won’t travel with Cranes contingent to Cameroon tomorrow for a Pre-CHAN mini tournament that will run between 01-07th January 2021.

The mini-tournament will feature Niger, Zambia, Uganda and hosts Cameroon.

Uganda is drawn in group B of CHAN final tournament alongside neighbours Rwanda, Togo and defending champions Morocco.