It has been quite a busy week for His Majesty Omukama Rukidi VI of Tooro Kingdom.
On July 31st, His Majesty launched the Rotary Cancer Run accompanied by the members of Rotary Club in Kabarole at club's office in Fort Portal. The run will take place in August 25th in kingdom as well as across the country.
Following that he went to Kyebambe Girls' Secondary School and Westville High schools where he met with the staff, students and parents.
During his visit, the 27 year old monarch urged parents to keep up the good work of educating their children and to the students to continue studying hard. He also urged both students and parents to save the environment by planting at least one tree and properly dispose of rubbish, especially plastics.
On August 1st, he visited Bunyangabu where he urged all leaders to work together for continued development. Encouraged parents to educate children for their personal development, and for all people to avoid HIV and love one another.
Today August 4th, His Majesty was in Mwenge. During his visit he was shown a tree which was planted in 1965 by his grandfather Omukam Sir George Rukidi III. He urge the people to take good care of the environment and to also plant more trees for future generations
On July 31st, His Majesty launched the Rotary Cancer Run accompanied by the members of Rotary Club in Kabarole at club's office in Fort Portal. The run will take place in August 25th in kingdom as well as across the country.
Following that he went to Kyebambe Girls' Secondary School and Westville High schools where he met with the staff, students and parents.
During his visit, the 27 year old monarch urged parents to keep up the good work of educating their children and to the students to continue studying hard. He also urged both students and parents to save the environment by planting at least one tree and properly dispose of rubbish, especially plastics.
On August 1st, he visited Bunyangabu where he urged all leaders to work together for continued development. Encouraged parents to educate children for their personal development, and for all people to avoid HIV and love one another.
Today August 4th, His Majesty was in Mwenge. During his visit he was shown a tree which was planted in 1965 by his grandfather Omukam Sir George Rukidi III. He urge the people to take good care of the environment and to also plant more trees for future generations
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