South Sudan Premier League side Jamus SC have rewarded their most loyal supporters with iPhone 17 smartphones and official club crests in recognition of their continued support.
The club made the gesture after their opening league fixture against Super Star FC, with club President Mohannad Ahmed personally presenting the awards to supporters whose dedication has remained unwavering over the years.
In a statement shared through the club’s official channels, Jamus described the gesture as a way of honouring supporters who have consistently stood behind the team.“In a touch of class, Club President Mohannad Ahmed rewarded the team’s most devoted supporters with iPhone 17s and official club crests, honoring their unwavering backing during today’s showdown against Super Star.”
The recognition came on a positive day for the club as Jamus began their 2026-2027 South Sudan Premier League campaign with a convincing 2-0 victory over Super Star FC at Buluk Stadium. The South Sudanese outfit, home to Harambee Stars duo Joseph Waithira and Haniff Wesonga in their ranks, made a strong start to the new campaign, with both players featuring as Jamus secured maximum points.
Waithira, popularly known as King Joe, marked his league debut for the club in style after finding the back of the net in the 34th minute to give Jamus the lead.The forward showed composure to put his side ahead before Diallo Bandiogou doubled the advantage, putting Jamus in firm control of the contest.The 2-0 victory gave Jamus an ideal start to their league campaign and will provide the team with confidence as they prepare for their next assignment.
The win also offered a fitting backdrop to the club’s decision to recognise its supporters, highlighting the growing relationship between the team and its fan base. Jamus will now turn their attention to their second league fixture when they face Al Ghazala on 30 August. With three points already secured, the club will be hoping to maintain its winning momentum and build on the encouraging opening-day performance as the South Sudan Premier League season gathers pace.