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Uganda Faces Benin as African Nations Cup UK 2025 Kicks Off

by Rogers Atukunda
June 21, 2025
Uganda Faces Benin as African Nations Cup UK 2025 Kicks Off

Equity Bank Head of Diaspora Banking Winifred Warui (right) Cross Border Payment Relationship Manager Rosalind Okello (left) share a moment with former National team player Mathius Ndawula (centre)

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London, UK  — The excitement is palpable as the African Nations Cup UK 2025 kicks off today, with Uganda set to take on Benin at 4 PM in their opening fixture.

Leading the charge of national pride is Equity Bank Uganda, which has come on board as the Main Partner for the Ugandan team, reaffirming its commitment to supporting African talent and diaspora engagement.

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In a spirited post on X (formerly Twitter), the bank rallied fans with the message: “Jerseys? Ready. Kickoff? 4 PM today. Uganda vs Benin – are YOU ready?” The tweet continued: “Equity Bank Uganda is proud to back the Uganda team at the African Nations Cup UK 2025 as Main Partner! Let’s make history together.”

The African Nations Cup UK is a celebration of African football excellence within the diaspora, bringing together teams representing various African nations in a vibrant display of culture, skill, and unity.

For Equity Bank Uganda, the tournament presents a unique platform to connect with the Ugandan diaspora and showcase its growing suite of financial services tailored for cross-border communities.

Equity Bank Head of Diaspora Banking, Winifred Warui, and Cross Border Payment Relationship Manager, Rosalind Okello, were seen sharing a light moment with former national team player Mathius Ndawula ahead of the kickoff. The presence of bank representatives at the tournament signals a strong corporate show of support for sports development and diaspora inclusion.

The annual tournament, set for June 21–22, 2025, at the Bobby Moore Sports Hub, Parsloes Park, Dagenham, London, will bring together African diaspora teams across two age categories in a display of athletic excellence and rich cultural diversity. From thrilling matches to vibrant cultural showcases, ANCUK is more than a football competition; it’s a unifying platform for the global African community.

Equity Bank Uganda, through this strategic partnership, deepens its engagement with the African diaspora, reinforcing its commitment to empowering individuals, businesses, and communities across borders. The Bank will use the ANCUK 2025 platform to showcase and offer tailored diaspora banking solutions, promote investment opportunities in Uganda, and connect East Africans to global financial services.

“We are proud to be the main partner of the African Nations Cup UK 2025. Football unites us, and this partnership underscores our continued dedication to Africa’s socio-economic transformation. It aligns with our African Recovery and Resilience Plan (ARRP), which seeks to accelerate the continent’s recovery and growth post-COVID-19,” said Mr Gift Shoko, Managing Director of Equity Bank Uganda.

This partnership is a continuation of Equity Bank Uganda’s longstanding support for the diaspora. Over the years, the Bank has hosted numerous diaspora-focused events across Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UK, and the US, offering financial literacy sessions, investment guidance, and bespoke banking solutions.

These events have fostered deeper connections around business, culture, religion, and personal development, enabling Ugandans abroad to stay rooted while thriving globally.

As the main Partner, the Bank will activate various on-site engagements during the tournament, creating a space where culture meets commerce and aspirations meet opportunity. The goal is to strengthen ties with the diaspora and reaffirm Equity’s position as a financial enabler for Africans at home and abroad.

The African Nations Cup UK continues to grow as a beacon of African pride, offering unforgettable moments and creating a space for Africans in the diaspora to connect, celebrate their identity, and inspire future generations.

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