Vision Group CEO hails University Quiz partners
Wanyama acknowledged the contributions of Parliament, UCC, NEMA, Harris International, CMA, and NetStudios Africa, and applauded coaches for preparing teams to face “tough questions.”
Wanyama highlighted the enthusiasm from participants, which has already inspired universities to revive quiz clubs, singling out Kampala University for rolling out the initiative across its campuses. (Credit: Miriam Namutebi)
KAMPALA - Vision Group CEO, Don Wanyama, used the award ceremony to celebrate the growth of the Ultimate University Quiz, noting that the competition has expanded from 16 universities in 2023 to 18 institutions this year.
He praised the students for turning the quiz into a platform of “intellect, wit, teamwork, and collaboration,” and highlighted the intense matchups that defined the season, including the double-tie between Kyambogo and UCU and Ndejje’s narrow win over Soroti University.
Wanyama highlighted the enthusiasm from participants, which has already inspired universities to revive quiz clubs, singling out Kampala University for rolling out the initiative across its campuses.
The CEO also thanked the partners whose support has sustained the competition, extending special gratitude to Bank of Uganda for its “commitment to fostering an educated society.”
He acknowledged the contributions of Parliament, UCC, NEMA, Harris International, CMA, and NetStudios Africa, and applauded coaches for preparing teams to face “tough questions.”
Wanyama noted that the quiz is more than an academic contest; it is a movement building critical thinkers and problem-solvers who can contribute meaningfully to Uganda’s future.