Nabbingo UCE and UACE stars bag Shs 1 million each for shopping

The former UCE and UACE candidates of Trinity college Nabbingo who performed well have bagged each 1m/= cash of which they would spend as University entry shopping package.

The humble donation was from the college board of governors in appreciation to the recent performance of both the UCE and UACE examinations.

The board Chairman   Rev. Fr. Dr Joseph Mary Ssebunya congratulated the girls for putting up a good performance saying they should remember to keep discipline, maintain a culture of hard work and pray to their God every time they are faced with challenges.

 The development came to light over the weekend  as the  Old girls through their umbrella body Trinity college Nabbingo old girls Association (TCNOGA) held their animation Thanksgiving Mass  at the college in  appreciation of their UCE and UACE former stars’ distinguished academic excellence.

The college headmistress Immaculate Lwanga congratulated all the stakeholders led by Msgr Gerald Kalumba the vicar general Kampala archdiocese who was the main celebrant for the prayers  that guided the  former candidates to  post  good results.

She said there was an improvement in the general academic performance at both UCE and UACE with total of 138 candidates that Sat the UACE examination passed with flying colors as 124 got 3PP, 09 got 2PP and 05 scored 1PP respectively

She attributed the positive trends of performance to the board of governors and PTA executives who timely financed their budget, which boosted  staff motivation  to work hard and  improve  the students’ health, welfare and general activities resulting  in timely accomplishment of all listed  programs.

The president of the Trinity college Nabbingo old girls Association [TCNOGA] Marie Solome Nassiwa Lubowa congratulated all the college stakeholders including the board, PTA, parents, teachers and the community of Nabbingo for putting together their efforts which collectively led to the best performance by the girls saying that is why all are celebrating as a family.

Sarah Kagingo the vice board chairperson of the private sector foundation Uganda [PSFU] who was chief guest recalled how the college contributed to her current success story saying she was taught how be disciplined, respect elders, love to share and learn from others, be tolerant to the divergent views of others as well as fear of the Lord the most merciful and provider of all wisdom person in order to command the future as a distinguished leader.

She said the culture of Ubuntu must be inculcated into the minds of all the citizens of the country and encourage all to love their country, respect the laws as well as work hard to overcome the burden of societal negative challenges.