Mbale District | THE BLACK EXAMINER | On Friday, Livingstone International University’s main campus in Kamonkoli, Budaka District, just a few kilometers from Mbale city, saw the decoration of 81 students.
The 8th Graduation Ceremony, where Certificates, Diplomas, and Degrees were awarded, had the honor of hosting Honorable Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dolloair max 97 trainers summit white bleached desert sand bauchtasche eastpak ua old skool ua old skool rochie plaja tricotata cu gauri bej hq8716 Italy marc jacobs handtassen outlet zwei bauchtaschen Switzerland mi box s update amazon die beste wasserpistole der welt black stetson hat manico basso 5 corde amazon adidas shoes new design ua old skool florida state jersey, the Chief Justice of Uganda.
Owini Dollo encouraged the graduates to uphold discipline and represent the University positively, emphasizing that discipline and hard work are fundamental to success in life. He also praised the University for its practical and hands-on courses.
John Michael Ekudu-Adoku, the Chairman of the University Council, noted that the new graduates now join the ranks of over 515 LIU alumni who are actively contributing to society by serving fellow Ugandans. He expressed their determination to make a significant impact on Uganda’s human resource development.
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