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Graduates Advised To Exercise Honesty

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By Paul Adude

State minister for Primary Education Rose Mary Sseninde has advised graduates to be honest at work and avoid rogue activities that might affect their career growth.

She was this morning addressing grandaunts at NKumba University’s 19th graduation ceremony.

Sseninde has also challenged upon the university to put emphasis on research and technology in order to emancipate its graduates from poverty.

She also emphasized the importance of promotion of cooperation and  networking with the players in the private sector to ensure absorption of fresh graduates into the job market.

Over 1,700 students graduated at the university with diegees and diplomas in various disciplines.

 

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