Layibi star did not have fees
BEING as orphan did not deter Sunday Amale Balla from excelling in the just last year’s A’ level examinations.
By Chris Ocowun
BEING as orphan did not deter Sunday Amale Balla from excelling in the just last year’s A’ level examinations.
Bala, a former student of Layibi College, scored 19 points with CCAC in physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology and credit in general paper.
“My parents died and since then, I lived with my cousin brother who paid my fees from senior one to senior three. Windle Trust-Acholi bursary scheme gave me a scholarship from senior four to senior six,†he remarked.
He attributed his success to hard work, group discussions, guidance from teachers and prayers.
BEING as orphan did not deter Sunday Amale Balla from excelling in the just last year’s A’ level examinations.
Bala, a former student of Layibi College, scored 19 points with CCAC in physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology and credit in general paper.
“My parents died and since then, I lived with my cousin brother who paid my fees from senior one to senior three. Windle Trust-Acholi bursary scheme gave me a scholarship from senior four to senior six,†he remarked.
He attributed his success to hard work, group discussions, guidance from teachers and prayers.