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September 2, 2025By Elijah Khisa
WAKISO
The Trinity College Nabbingo chairperson board of trustees [BoT] Rev. fr. Dr. Joseph Mary Sebunya has appealed to all friends, parents, organizations, old and current students and well-wishers of Nabbingo to support the construction efforts of their proposed high profile 14bn Trinity junior school [TJS] project which is projected to add value to the future education journey of the country.
He was chief guest at the [TCNOGA] 3rd edition of their annual sports gala 2025 were Margret house emerged overall winners among other five houses respectively which event was held at the UICT institute Nakawa under the theme ‘Raising funds for Trinity Junior school project’ and brought together over 600 participants drawn from friendly both old boys and girls sports leagues schools.
The objective of the fundraiser efforts was to seek over 200m to kick start the foundation construction works for the proposed school whose drives are spread out for the next ten years.
He said the Catholic Church leadership has cleared the proposed school project and allowed the TCNOGA group to go ahead with the implementation of the 14bn project.
The Namilyango college old boys Association [NACOBA] vice president Mutono Andrew Kakooza made a group donation of 1.5M/= and pledged to continue walking the education journey in support of the Trinity junior school Nabbingo project.
The Butiki college league delegation led by their publicity secretary Jordan Muwanguzi and David Wandeba of Gayemba house Butiki and Jungle FC donated USD 700 cash in support of the project through their counterpart Alix house.
Muwanguzi said they are set to hold their Butiki league grand finale on 29th November 2025 in Jinja city where several sporting and entertainment activities have been lined up with all proceeds going to support their former college infrastructure development projects.
Both the Trinity college headmistress Immaculate Lwanga Nassozi and TCNOGA president Marie Solome Nassiwa Lubowa thanked all those that supported the gala through various forms of donations saying they appreciate and hope for the best of the junior school.
