54-year-old Arua priest to PLE

Amaku described his relationships with teachers and learners as cordial since they respect him a lot.

PREMIUM Education

The Rev. Rufus Amaku of Aya parish in Vurra Archdeaconry with seven children, who dropped out of school in 1990 after completing Primary Seven, registered as a candidate to sit for this year’s UNEB-sanctioned PLE after 34 years, at Aya Primary School. (Credit: Robert Adiga)

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ARUA - A 54-year-old Anglican priest in Arua district is set to sit the Primary Leaving Examinations set for this week.

The Rev. Rufus Amaku of Aya parish in

54-year-old Arua priest to PLE

Amaku described his relationships with teachers and learners as cordial since they respect him a lot.

The Rev. Rufus Amaku of Aya parish in Vurra Archdeaconry with seven children, who dropped out of school in 1990 after completing Primary Seven, registered as a candidate to sit for this year’s UNEB-sanctioned PLE after 34 years, at Aya Primary School. (Credit: Robert Adiga)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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