Summary:
- Rev. Canon Nkurunungi commended the Kigezi First Company for emerging victorious among eight zones within the diocese.
KABALE: The Kigezi Diocesan Secretary Rev. Canon Milton Nkurunungi, emphasized the importance of active engagement in the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade for stakeholders of Church of Uganda schools, underscoring its pivotal role in shaping the future generation of the church.
During his address at the final competition held at Kigezi High School primary grounds yesterday, Rev. Canon Nkurunungi commended the Kigezi First Company for emerging victorious among eight zones within the diocese.
He stressed that such competitions are instrumental in nurturing moral values and uprightness among children within the church community, urging stakeholders to dedicate ample time and resources to these activities for the betterment of the future church generation.
Acknowledging schools that have excelled in the competition thus far, Rev. Canon Nkurunungi encouraged them to sustain their efforts and serve as beacons within the diocese. He extended gratitude to the brigade patrons for their dedication and urged continuous practice to yield even better results.
Rev. Warren Akatwijuka, the diocesan Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade field officer, reiterated the significance of these competitions in fostering moral growth, discipline, and skills development among children. He emphasized the transformative impact of such engagements on the overall development of the youth within the church community.
CUE IN REV AKATWIJUKA….ON THE COMPETITIONS…RR//
Nowamaziima Odesius, Captain of the victorious Kigezi First Company from Rugarama, attributed their success to the pupils’ enthusiasm, determination, and support from the administration. Odesius encouraged non-participating schools to join these competitions, citing their profound influence in strengthening pupils’ faith in Christ.
CUE IN NOWAMAZIIMA….ON THE WIN…RR//
