Oops, I Didn’t Graduate

In a recent interview, Anne confessed that she never actually finished her university studies. Can you believe it? She studied for three years, but when it was time to graduate, she had to retake a couple of course units. Bummer!

A Clever Plan

Instead of facing the music and retaking those courses, Anne came up with a sneaky plan. She decided to skip the graduation ceremony altogether and trick her family into thinking she had graduated.

Convincing Her Parents

So, here’s what she did. Anne bought a graduation gown, called her parents, and convinced them not to come to the ceremony. She told them it would be a waste of money. And guess what? It worked! Her dad was all about saving cash, so he was totally on board with skipping the event.

No Degree, No Problem

Even though Anne doesn’t have a university degree, she’s not bothered at all. She’s already super successful in her career, making lots of money. And her parents don’t really care about her academic pursuits anymore.

A Little Photoshop Magic

To make it seem like she graduated, Anne took some pictures in a graduation gown and sent them to her parents. They never suspected a thing! Talk about clever!

Comedy Queen Reigns Supreme

Now, Anne is at the top of her game, and she’s not letting her lack of a degree hold her back. She went to Makerere University, and her classmates can vouch for that. Plus, she’s not planning on running for any political office, so it’s all good.

Turning Scandal into Laughter

Just like she always does, Anne turned this whole situation into another hilarious punchline. Her fans are loving it, and she continues to make everyone laugh with her comedy. University degree or not, Anne Kansiime is the queen of comedy!

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This is the phenomenon and has always been so since the induction of Makerere university from a college school to a tertiary institution and it’s something MUK students boast about wherever they go.

It’s like the Mecca for every MUK student who is gearing to wear the ‘crown’ and a joy for most parents as they know that their laboring in school fees has not been a disappointment since this is almost the epitome of any academic award.

This excitement is usually among the undergraduate students who majority are still young and a bachelor’s being their first highest academic document are indeed over the moon being seated in the green pastured square chatting with friends about their educational journey and where next life leads from there.

However, with the coming of covid 19 which paralyzed everything across the world, this year’s graduands of the 71st MAK graduation ceremony seem like they have been denied a once in a life moment as the University board confirmed that there won’t be a physical ceremony for the undergraduates.

The ceremony which was to be in March but postponed to May by the Makerere university council will only be graced by PhD and master’s graduands physically at the freedom square and the undergraduates will access it virtually in news confirmed by the University Senate.

The main reason for this was the large numbers of the undergraduates and in so trying to observe the Ministry of Health SOP’s a virtual ceremony was confirmed. This was much to the disappointment of these boys and girls who won’t be able to take selfies and photographs for souvenirs.

More disappointed were the MUBS undergraduates most of whom had never been to the freedom square but only heard it in tales and hoped that on their last day of campus life, they would be able to access it but unfortunately their dreams have been shattered at the end.

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Last week, Makerere University threatened not to graduate more than 4,000 MUBS students for allegedly failing to remit more than Shs2.64 billion in functional fees.

However, in an interview with this newspaper on Thursday, Prof Balunywa likened Makerere University’s behaviour to that of ‘a big brother’ syndrome of trying to bully the young ones.

“Why do Makerere people do this every time there is a graduation? Why punish innocent students when they (Makerere) are the cause of these problems,” he said.

Prof Balunywa said some time back, the then deputy vice chancellor, Prof Lillian Tibatemwa Ekirikubinza, chaired a committee meeting, in which they agreed on the responsibilities of each of the two institutions of higher learning, including the functional fees.

“Every semester we pay functional fees and we keep paying in instalments. The money Makerere is demanding was not agreed upon.

Prof Balunywa accused Makerere of unfairly introducing affiliation fees and yet MUBS is affiliated to Makerere by law. He promised to meet with the vice chancellor, Prof Barnabus Nawangwe, and iron out the differences in time before the graduation starts.

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