Naalya stars head for engineering, law
COLLINS James Okumu of Naalya Secondary School, who scored AAAA in physics, economic, mathematics and entrepreneurship, and got a pass in general paper, benefited from the school bursary scheme because of his good academic performance.
By Chris Ocowun
COLLINS James Okumu of Naalya Secondary School, who scored AAAA in physics, economic, mathematics and entrepreneurship, and got a pass in general paper, benefited from the school bursary scheme because of his good academic performance.
The 19-year-old Okumu remarked with joy that he is not surprised that he got 24 points in last year’s UACE.
“I read hard and prayed to God. I would read past papers, discuss with friends, consult my teachers and do research. I was allowed to pay half of the school fees because of my good academic performance,†Okumu explained.
“I want to do telecommunication engineering at Makerere University,†Okumu said.
Okumu’s father, who is a Police inspector, Joel Loum, described his son’s good performance as a great relief, saying he will benefit from the Government sponsorship programme.
The headmaster of Nalya SS, Moses Ssenyonjo, said Okumu got a bursary because of good discipline and academic performance.
COLLINS James Okumu of Naalya Secondary School, who scored AAAA in physics, economic, mathematics and entrepreneurship, and got a pass in general paper, benefited from the school bursary scheme because of his good academic performance.
The 19-year-old Okumu remarked with joy that he is not surprised that he got 24 points in last year’s UACE.
“I read hard and prayed to God. I would read past papers, discuss with friends, consult my teachers and do research. I was allowed to pay half of the school fees because of my good academic performance,†Okumu explained.
“I want to do telecommunication engineering at Makerere University,†Okumu said.
Okumu’s father, who is a Police inspector, Joel Loum, described his son’s good performance as a great relief, saying he will benefit from the Government sponsorship programme.
The headmaster of Nalya SS, Moses Ssenyonjo, said Okumu got a bursary because of good discipline and academic performance.