Ghanaian defender Christopher Bonney has spoken for the first time since completing his move to Kitara FC earlier this month, opening up on settling into life in Hoima, his expectations at the club, and how prepared he is for Sunday’s FUFA Super 8 opener against Police at Hamz Nakivubo Stadium.
Bonney revealed that joining Kitara was a dream come true, describing his experience at the club so far as amazing.
He was full of praise for the people of Hoima and club president Deo Kasozi, appreciating them for the warm welcome and for giving him the opportunity to play for the club.
The defender also singled out the teammates who have made his transition easier.
“Jasper Aheebwa was the first person to welcome me to Kitara. Also, Patrick Kaddu, Benjamin Nyakoojo and the rest of my teammates have been friendly,” Bonney said.
Asked about his first days in Hoima, he had nothing but good things to say.
“Hoima has been very good to me, and I’m already enjoying my life here,” he said.
With Kitara set to face Police in their FUFA Super 8 opener on Sunday, Bonney says preparations have been in top gear.
“I have been working really hard together with my teammates. I’m set mentally as well, and if selected, playing against Police will be a good opportunity for me to showcase what I can offer the team and the supporters,” he added.
Asked what fans should expect from him come Sunday, the defender promised nothing short of a battle.
“They should expect a good fight and positive results on Sunday,” he said.