Minister Judith Nabakooba Advocates for Discipline and Warns Graduates Against Gambling

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By Kundu Ronald

Bwaise- The Honorable Minister Judith Nabakooba delivered a powerful message to graduates during the 9th graduation ceremony at the Royal Institute of Business and Technical Education in Bwaise. Serving as the guest of honor, she stressed the importance of discipline and issued a stern caution against engaging in gambling.

In her address to the graduating class, Minister Nabakooba pointed out that indulging in vices like gambling can have detrimental consequences, particularly among young individuals. She expressed her concern that such activities could derail their efforts to overcome poverty and ultimately pose a threat to society.

"Protect yourselves from HIV/AIDS and learn how to appreciate and be contented with the little you have," the Minister advised the graduates. "It is better to earn less faithfully with integrity than becoming rich with ill-gotten wealth."

Her words resonated with the audience, highlighting the significance of maintaining ethical standards in pursuit of success. The Minister's emphasis on discipline and ethical conduct as essential ingredients for a prosperous and responsible future left a lasting impact on the graduating students.

The graduation ceremony at the Royal Institute of Business and Technical Education, Bwaise, was a significant event, not only celebrating academic achievements but also providing valuable life lessons from a prominent government figure. The graduates departed with not only their degrees but also a renewed commitment to upholding discipline and integrity in their professional and personal endeavors.

Minister Judith Nabakooba's address serves as a reminder to all that success should be achieved through principled means, contributing positively to society and fostering a brighter future for all.

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