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Ntungamo District Chairperson Sam Muchunguzi Rwakigooba commended the government for its ongoing commitment to the education sector and its role in complementing the efforts of parents.
NTUNGAMO: Ruhaama Secondary School in Ntungamo District has received a significant infrastructure boost valued at UGX 1.9 billion, aimed at enhancing learning conditions and alleviating space constraints.
The newly inaugurated facilities include a state-of-the-art computer laboratory complex, a multipurpose hall, six fully furnished classrooms, and two lined toilet blocks, each with five stances.
During the handover ceremony held at the school, Ntungamo District Chairperson Sam Muchunguzi Rwakigooba commended the government for its ongoing commitment to the education sector and its role in complementing the efforts of parents. He emphasized that the new infrastructure would significantly address the school’s persistent space challenges.
Rosemary Atuhaire, the Deputy Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Ntungamo, praised Edgar Kwesiga, Director of Goldina Contractors and General Supplies, for delivering quality work and completing the project on time. She also acknowledged the Ministry of Education and Sports for prioritizing critical investments that support the growth of the education sector.
Ntungamo District Chief Administrative Officer Mathius Ndifuna recognized the school’s Board of Governors for their collaboration with the government, which was key to the project’s successful completion.
Contractor Edgar Kwesiga reassured stakeholders of his company’s commitment to delivering durable, high-quality infrastructure. “We are dedicated to upholding the highest standards in all our projects and ensuring timely delivery,” he said.
With an enrollment of 873 students, Ruhaama Secondary School has long faced overcrowding issues. Fred Bahati, the District Education Officer, noted that the new infrastructure was a timely intervention to reduce congestion and create a more conducive learning environment.
The school’s headteacher, Nicholas Tumutoreine, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the development, calling it a major boost for both students and staff.
Chairperson of the Board of Governors, Dr. Stephen Bwekingo, applauded the district leadership and technical staff for their ongoing support and supervision, which he credited as vital to the project’s success.
The newly commissioned facilities are expected to significantly enhance the academic environment at Ruhaama Secondary School, offering students improved learning conditions and contributing to better educational outcomes.
