The literacy crisis isn’t that people can’t read the words. It’s that they can’t understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they’ve read
As Day One came to a close, participants reflect on their experiences, share key takeaways, and talk about the lessons they’re taking home.
From thought-provoking conversations to new perspectives on leadership and the future, the day has been a reminder that the past holds valuable lessons for the generations to come. Don’t miss what’s to come tomorrow!
#JnlcSymposium2026
Ask any Makerere Law Student, this gentleman enters the class with only his car keys but will teach for 2 hours, cite every case off head and what the judges said verbatim and every relevant statute as it is, what a man!
@Mentorshipclass@ngonians Through mentorship and meaningful conversations, Namilyango continues to prepare boys not only for examinations, but for responsible citizenship and purposeful lives.
What topic should future student mentorship sessions explore?✨️
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HAPPENING NOW: MENTORSHIP & GUIDANCE
Namilyango College is hosting a series of student-focused talks today under the supervision of the career office. We have received teams from Old Boys, professionals from diaspora, members of the @Mentorshipclass & Ubuntu Bonto mentors.
NEWS FLASH | 🚨 DIY EXTENDS PROGRAMS.
Education is not the only key to success- if classrooms don't balance it with practical skills.
We believe that learning goes beyond textbooks & are equipping students with hands-on skills that prepare them to solve real-world challenges.
“Unless we jettison the ‘Ivory Tower’ mentality and have an influx of intellectuals in the political space, we shall have a recurrence of the same political script, the negative effects of which will permeate into the legal sector” ✍🏽
~@topacho700, Hosting #Mak57thXSpace
“The judiciary's legacy does not lie in the number of cases decided but in the confidence it inspires that justice can still be found in the courts”
@AnsasiireLynn on #Mak57thXSpace
Ndugu @BalaamBarugahar, my two cents on your new onslaught on corrupt civil servants; follow the process. Please stop condemning officials publicly and ordering their arrest. That is populism and more of gallery politics. Go, establish facts, get back to office, consult and recommend.