Bishop Urges IMBASS Candidates to Have Vision Ahead of Final Exams

Ntungamo: The Bishop of South Ankole Diocese, Rt. Rev. Nathan Ahimbisibwe, has urged students to have a clear vision for their future as they prepare for their final examinations.

Bishop Ahimbisibwe made the remarks on September 29, during the dedication of 197 Senior Four and Senior Six candidates at Ihunga Mugyera Basin Secondary School (IMBASS) in Karama Cell, Ngomba Parish, Rugarama Sub-county, Ntungamo District.

The Bishop urged the candidates to have faith in God and believe in their ability to succeed. He also encouraged them to uphold the good name and legacy of their school as they prepare for the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) examinations, including UCE and UACE.

He called upon parents to sacrifice and invest in the education of their children, describing education as a lasting legacy for families.

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The Director of the school, Ivan Karabahi, urged the candidates to maintain discipline, fear God, and remain focused on their studies.

Karabahi said discipline and commitment to education are important in helping students achieve success in the future.

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The Principal of the school, Dan Muhwezi, said the school has adequately prepared the candidates by bringing in experienced internal examiners to help improve their confidence.

Muhwezi urged the candidates to work hard, remain focused, and approach their examinations with confidence.

He said the school has registered 47 candidates for Senior Six and 150 candidates for Senior Four.

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The candidates, including Blessing Kabakuru and Boaz Turyasingura, expressed confidence in their preparations, saying they have studied and practiced well.

They pledged to work hard and produce good results in the final examinations.

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