Blacks Power kept pace with the leaders of the Startimes Uganda Premier League after squeezing out a 1-0 win over Police in one of two games played at the Hoima City Stadium.
Emmanuel Janan Oketch scored the lone goal to build on the opening 1-0 win over Ntugasaze.
But it is Jackson Nunda who stole the limelight on the day playing a starring role as 10-man Maroons held on for a 3-1 win over Ntungasaze at Kira Road Police Arena for their first their first three points in the Startimes Uganda Premier League this season.
The former KCCA and URA playmaker reminded everyone of his enduring ability scoring the first goal with a defy flick from a corner on 18 minutes.
He then doubled his tally on 37 minutes with a header from an Edward Kabona corner as Maroons showed the gulf in class between them and their newly promoted opponents.
Nunda, who operated as one of two numbers 10s alongside Abel Eturude, was proving to be unplayable and forced Apollo Kagogwe to pull him down in the box with the resultant penalty coolly converted by striker Marvin Oshaba.
But Ntugasaze gradually grew into the game with Ronald Kaye pulling a goal back through Ronald Kaye.
The forward then forced substitute goalkeeper Derrick Were into another sharp save that shaped the rest of the evening with the custodian the difference between Maroons conceding another goal.
Maroons were also forced to play the final half hour with a man less after Kabona was sent off for denying a goal scoring opportunity as the last man but managed to hold on for a first victory this season after a 2-1 defeat to URA on Sunday.
UPL Wednesday results
Blacks Power 1-0 Police
Ntugasaze 1-3 Maroons