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Macro Hardware Donates 15 Metallic Seats to St. Ignatius University Kabale

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
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The Proprietor of Macro Hardware and Macro Engineering Services has donated 15 metallic compound seats to St. Ignatius University Kabale (IGUKA) as part of the company’s support to the growing institution.

While delivering the donation, Joram Bwambale said the gesture reflects the company’s commitment to giving back to the community.

“At Macro Hardware, we believe it is our responsibility to give back to society, especially to developing institutions like IGUKA that are shaping the future of our youth,” Bwambale said.

He revealed that the total value of the seats, including installation, is six million shillings, fully covered by Macro Hardware.

He added that partnering with St. Ignatius University is part of the company’s broader vision to support education and local development.

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Bwambale also appealed to other business and corporate entities to support young institutions such as IGUKA.

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He further announced that the donation is part of a wider partnership between Macro Hardware and the university.

As part of this commitment, the company will deliver a complete sports uniform set, including jerseys, shorts, socks, shoes and a coach’s kit, to the university on November 30, 2025, to boost student sports activities.

Receiving the seats on behalf of the university, the Vice Chancellor of St. Ignatius University Kabale, Prof. Maximiano Ngabirano, thanked Macro Hardware for the support, noting that the seats will significantly improve the university environment.

“The compound seats directly address a challenge we have faced for some time. They will enhance the learning atmosphere and foster greater interaction among our students,” Prof. Ngabirano said.

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He added that the promised sports equipment will help St. Ignatius University students participate more competitively in inter-university sports competitions, strengthen the university’s sports programme and encourage teamwork on campus.

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