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Commissioner Joseph Kiwanuka Mukibi, in charge of Urban Roads at the Ministry of Works and Transport, has hailed the Mwiri Old Boys Association (MOBA) for constructing a state-of-the-art multi-million-shilling main gate during the school's 114th homecoming celebrations on November 1, 2025.
Representing Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Works and Transport Waiswa Bageya, Mukibi praised the gate as wonderful and committed the ministry to returning next year for the third phase of road upgrades, including 2km of internal roads at Busoga College Mwiri.
"Thank you MOBA for the main gate; it's wonderful—we are coming back here next year in the third phase for the 2km internal roads of the school," Mukibi said in his remarks as chief guest.
He outlined the ministry's phased approach to local infrastructure: the first phase completed, the second focusing on the main surrounding road, and the third set to commence in January, enhancing access and connectivity for the historic institution.
The event marked a milestone in the school's revival, with the new gate symbolizing renewed pride and entry into a legacy of excellence spanning over a century.
Head teacher Peter Sibukule expressed gratitude to MOBA, urging a shift in focus and thanked MOBA for giving them the gate and that they now want to focus on academics.
He highlighted progress over the past three years, including infrastructure upgrades, human resource reinforcements, and government partnerships that secured 500 iron sheets for construction.
Sibukule praised his team's efficiency in managing limited resources, crediting board guidance and community support for transformations like renovated houses and staff sourcing.
Retiring Bishop Paul Samson Naimanhye of Busoga Diocese drew parallels to the resurrection of Jesus, declaring MOBA's efforts had similarly resurrected the school.
"I'm leaving when the school is back to normal," he said, thanking contributors for the gate and noting the joy of seeing the school thriving after years of challenges.
He urged continued collaboration, emphasizing education's role in community unity and legacy preservation.
Chairman of the Board of Governors, Herbert Kyeyamwa, reported harmony between administration and leadership, with no conflicts under Sibukule's tenure.
"All is well; the head teacher and his team are working to the expectations of the board," he stated.
Kyeyamwa congratulated the wife of MOBA President Daniel Mushabe who was recently declared unopposed as Woman Member of Parliament of Kiruhura District.
He added that they are going to prioritise constructing staff housing at the school, emphasise a return to the school's science tradition, and expand sports facilities.
He implored MOBA to select future projects, such as laboratories or dormitories, to build on the gate's success.
MOBA President Daniel Mushabe dismissed critics as idle talk from those who failed to make it there, affirming the association's unwavering commitment.
"We are giving back to the school that gave us so much," he said, clarifying that contributions come from alumni initiatives, not school fees or taxpayer funds.
Mushabe highlighted the gate's symbolism for the 114-year-old institution and other unseen efforts, including tarmac roads, asbestos removal from all nine dormitories, iron sheet replacements, and cricket championships.
"This gate portrays standing on history," he added, vowing no turning back despite scrutiny.
Chairman of the Parents Teachers Association, Stephen Wakasenza, outlined a five-year strategic plan targeting infrastructure assessments, staff retention, classrooms, laboratories, and sports facilities.
"Our vision for growth can only be realized by collective effort," he said, pledging PTA partnership with the board, MOBA, and administration to ensure academic excellence and a modest yet comprehensive education.
The homecoming underscored MOBA's leadership in rehabilitating dining halls, dormitories (
We extend our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to @EnabelinUganda, the Belgium Development Agency, for your generous donation of 939 pieces of iron sheets, super echo gauge 28, 0.32mm, Maroon in color from @RoofingsGroupUG.
This marks a significant step towards achieving our goal of eliminating asbestos at the hill.
It will undoubtedly have a positive impact on our School.
We are truly grateful for your support and collaboration.
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