Buganda: Ekisaakaate 2020 launched
2020 edition Ekisaakaate kya Nnabagereka will hosted in Hana Mixed School in Nsangi, taking over from St. Joseph of Nazareth, Kavule Katende, Mawokota county. This year's theme will "Obuntubulamu is the pillar of prosperity". Obuntubulamu means Civility or Humanness
While launching the Ekisaakaate on August 07th, State minister for education, John Chryzestom Muyingo, appealed to Nnabagereka Sylvia Nagginda to organize ekisaakaate for members of parliament saying that they are worse off.
Her Royal Highness Nnabagereka Sylvia stressed that there is need to emulate what the Asians do by moving with the era of technology but not forgetting their cultural norms and traditions.
She added that, with the fading out of disciplines, hygiene, hardwork, amongst people, Nnabagereka Development foundation found it wanting to put in place Ekisaakaate purposely to mentor, and insert good morals in the young generation in order to prepare good citizens of Uganda.
Ekisaakaate is all about the celebration of cultures while improving through new technologies. Her Royal Highness launched this 13 years ago, so that younger generation don't forget about their cultures.
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While launching the Ekisaakaate on August 07th, State minister for education, John Chryzestom Muyingo, appealed to Nnabagereka Sylvia Nagginda to organize ekisaakaate for members of parliament saying that they are worse off.
Her Royal Highness Nnabagereka Sylvia stressed that there is need to emulate what the Asians do by moving with the era of technology but not forgetting their cultural norms and traditions.
She added that, with the fading out of disciplines, hygiene, hardwork, amongst people, Nnabagereka Development foundation found it wanting to put in place Ekisaakaate purposely to mentor, and insert good morals in the young generation in order to prepare good citizens of Uganda.
Ekisaakaate is all about the celebration of cultures while improving through new technologies. Her Royal Highness launched this 13 years ago, so that younger generation don't forget about their cultures.
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