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The leadership of the Uganda Institute of Allied health and management sciences [UIAHMS]at Mulago has reminded the government about its pledge of securing them a bus and supporting the construction works for their proposed administration block project which have not been honored yet.
The call was made by the principal of the institute Rose Nassali during the past out of 850 patriotism fresher students after undergoing a five-day intensive patriotism training sessions aimed at instilling among them the moral values of the state.
The colorful event held on 29th August 2025 at their institute grounds in Old MUlago was presided over by the commissioner health education training [HET] at the ministry of education and sports Dr, Safina Kisu Musene.
She said by choosing to join UIAHMS which is a health training institution of the government. Issues of professional ethics must not be compromised but upheld because the profession was noble and a calling from God the Almighty’ she observed.
While conveying the message from the minister of education and sports Hon.Janet Kataha Museveni, she challenged them to be disciplined and ensure they serve their country with diligence, integrity and stay away from corruption as well as avoid indulging in acts which are contrary to their profession.
Nassali thanked the commissioner for honoring their invitation and said they are moving on well despite a few challenges including reminding the government about its pledge to secure a bus to ease the transport challenge faced by the over 3,000 student community whenever they attempt to move out for internship and practical field work.
She also reminded the first lady about the government’s humble pledge to fund the construction works of the institute administration block saying once fulfilled would enable them to achieve more milestones. Musene pledged to deliver the reminder message to the office of the minister and first lady of Uganda for possible swift action.
She thanked Mulago national referral hospital complex management as their landlord for the support saying the institute would continue working closely with them for the good of all stakeholders,
The Kawempe division deputy Resident city commissioner [D/RCC] Kagenyi Luka on behalf of the office of the president and the National secretariat for patriotism corps [NSPC] welcomed the new patriots and urged them go out and serve their country having been equipped with new skills key among them being championing the national interests of their motherland especially fighting corruption, exposing community entrenched crime and inculcating discipline among young people.
Kagenyi said they are reaching out to all education institutions within the division with a view of equipping them with patriotic skills of loving their motherland such that as they move out into the world of work in future they are reminded about core interests of their country.
