St. Ignatius University Kabale recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its Assembly of Promoters, a pivotal moment in the university’s journey. The Assembly comprises of 400 esteemed individuals from diverse sectors, including business, agriculture, education, and politics, united in their commitment to advancing the university’s development.

During the inauguration, over UGX 125 million was collected in cash and pledges, showcasing the community’s unwavering support for the institution. Chairperson of the organizing committee, Norbert Kagoro, highlighted the significance of these funds in bolstering the university’s operations and development, emphasizing the challenges of relying solely on tuition fees.

The university plans to establish prosperity programs, enhancing its global standing and promoting inclusive growth. This initiative includes offering scholarships to students from low-income families, ensuring access to quality education for talented individuals regardless of financial background. Through collaborations with leading institutions, St. Ignatius University aims to drive regional growth and development.

The Assembly of Promoters will play a vital role in securing donor funds, corporate sponsorships, and government grants, leveraging their expertise and networks to advance the university’s goals. Rev. Fr. Zeno Mbishinzimana, University Chaplain, expressed gratitude to the supporters and urged the university community to work diligently towards achieving their vision.

With a strong foundation in place, St. Ignatius University is poised to provide quality education and contribute meaningfully to the region’s socio-economic development. The Assembly of Promoters will be instrumental in shaping the university’s future, driving growth, and making a positive impact in the community.