Captain Morgan Takes Party and Play to Kyambogo

An epic and unforgettable day.

The Captain Morgan Sports Takeover reached Kyambogo last weekend in a collision of competition, rhythm, and unapologetic celebration.

What started as a rather chill day, turned into an epic and unforgettable day. Card games, Jenga, boardgames, and life-size versions of Ludo and Snakes & Ladders attracted students and onlookers into the Servite Hostel gardens. Between rounds and playful banter, Captain Morgan toasts connected voices across the crowd as the mood soared.

Raymond Karama, the Captain Morgan Brand Manager, noted, “We are all about championing the unique spice everyone brings to the table, and seeing students embrace spontaneous fun, step out of their comfort zones, and celebrate together through party and play is exactly what this takeover is about.”

As day bled into night, the vibe shifted from playful competition to celebration. Reedeejay set the music tone with a dancehall mix, while MC Ursh Trey commanded the energy from the mic. Then came DJ Wiz J on the decks and with him, a moment of beautiful madness as a random twerk contest erupted. St Trevor seized the chaos, rallying everyone into a communal Captain Morgan toast and Wiz J cranked the tempo higher.

Then CxJ Powell stormed the stage. Pulling jams fresh from his new EP, he turned the venue into a live wire. As the night reached its peak, Sean Offixial closed out the live sets, getting everyone on their feet and dancing wildly to the hit anthem “In Da Bar.”

For the final lap, DJ Dreadlazer held the beat steady on the decks keeping the party jumping into the night.

If you listen closely to Servitte Hostel walls this week, you’ll still hear the echo of a crowd that refused to sit down. The Captain came. The captain conquered. And then the captain poured another round.

With that, the sports takeover sailed through and Kyambogo won’t forget the night play and party became one. Some came for the games, others stayed for the toasts. And even when the music stopped, the story of the day still lives on. Here’s how it went down: