MIU Secretary Dr. Gracious Ariyo Promises More Support for Student Sports.

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October 13, 2024    By Country Radio   

MIU Secretary Dr. Gracious Ariyo Promises More Support for Student Sports.

Mbarara: Dr. Gracious Ariyo, the Secretary and Director of Metropolitan International Universities (MIU), emphasized the importance of sports in education, as directed by the Ministry of Education and Sports. 

Dr. Ariyo made these remarks on October 12, 2024 while addressing a section of students from the Kisoro, Mbarara, and Kampala campuses during the MIU Inter-Campus Sports Tournament, held at Biharwe Playground in Mbarara City North Division.

Dr. Ariyo promised to allocate more resources to support sports activities, helping students nurture their talents and ensuring the university’s participation in the Inter-University League and other competitions at the national and international levels. He also encouraged parents to consider enrolling their children in Metropolitan International Universities for quality education that equips students with skills for a fulfilling life after graduation, highlighting that involving students in sports not only showcases their talents but also aligns with the ministry’s policies.

Mbarara City North Division Education Officer, Ogwara Zamuda, representing the Guest of Honor, City Education Officer Ezera Atuheire, praised the university for its vision in academic excellence and its commitment to supporting government efforts in education. She thanked MIU for incorporating sports into their activities, emphasizing that sports provide job opportunities, global networking, and personal development.

Ogwara also advised students to focus on productive activities like sports, music dance and drama, and reading, rather than getting involved in harmful behaviors such as excessive partying, alcohol consumption, and drug use. She encouraged them to prepare for a brighter future after campus by protecting their health and engaging in beneficial life skills.

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