Amidst political divides, Nkumba University Guild Presidential aspirant, Sharif Ssebina has proclaimed himself as the kind of leader that Nkumba University may need now to summon unity and bolster academic excellence.
In an interview on Wednesday last week, Sharif revealed that the current political tensions are most likely to leave residues of political divide but it will take a liberal mind to keenly revive unity through optimal reconciliation.
The calm but linguistically definitive lad believes that his ability to engage with all tribes, Flexibility to indulge different religious dominions blended with his interpersonal skills make him stand out as an accommodative leader who will deliver the Nkumba that works for all.
Keen on his word, the incumbent president of Nkumba University law society observes that Nkumba University’s history is tailored on inclusiveness, “Going partisan betrays the efforts of those that came before us, Our forefathers constituted this great varsity to accommodate everyone regardless of tribe, religious denominations or political affiliation.”
Adding that, “it is only through knowing our history that we will be able to devise means for the success of our institution, it will take us adhesive unity to deliver that success.” He asserted.
Sharif claims that he has what it takes to change affairs at Nkumba.
“I am hard working, consistent, and persistent. I am a believer and a team leader, I say, no one has prepared themselves to serve, I have, no one is willing to listen, I am, no one understands your creed, I do, therefore, support our creed, join us for this historic Victory.”
Sharif also believes that the odds are in his camp’s favour following the election postponement
Ssebina Sharif is a third-year law student who many believe is a tested candidate rightly eminent to deliver as guild president.
He is among the 5 independent candidates battling against NRM and NUP’s flag bearers to become Nkumba university’s 27th guild president.
As Nkumba University heads to the polls on 29th October 2022, all the 7 candidates still have an uphill task to table a convincing manifesto that will suit the student’s taste.
