MUBS Ag. Principal calls upon clergy to play a pivotal role in combating societal vices
Addressing the congregation, which included MUBS staff, students, and St. James' Chapel congregants, Prof. Muhwezi emphasized his commitment to maintaining a sense of community within the institution. He stressed the importance of both faculty and students being actively engaged and invested in the educational journey at MUBS.
KAMPALA - MUBS Acting Principal, Prof. Moses Muhwezi, has called upon the clergy of the Church of Uganda to play a pivotal role in combating societal vices such as witchcraft and homosexuality. Speaking during a service at MUBS' St. James' Chapel on August 8, 2023, attended by Bishops from the Diocese of Kampala, Prof. Muhwezi expressed his gratitude for achieving the prestigious title of Professor in procurement and logistics management.
Addressing the congregation, which included MUBS staff, students, and St. James' Chapel congregants, Prof. Muhwezi emphasized his commitment to maintaining a sense of community within the institution. He stressed the importance of both faculty and students being actively engaged and invested in the educational journey at MUBS.
With a significant student body of 20,000 and a staff of 1,500, Prof. Muhwezi shared his encouragement for lecturers to inspire students to take an active role in their education and personal development. He underscored the need for mentorship and guidance, especially given that many students have not grown up with parental figures and might lack a sense of respect for authority and traditional values.
Prof. Muhwezi acknowledged the presence of societal challenges within the university environment. He openly addressed the existence of witchcraft and the prevalence of homosexuality among the student body. He expressed a desire for MUBS and the Church to collaborate in addressing these issues and eradicating harmful behaviors from the community.
In his speech, Prof. Muhwezi revealed that MUBS Management had taken proactive steps to provide counseling services for students who may be struggling emotionally or psychologically. He emphasized the importance of restoring hope and instilling a sense of purpose in those who may have lost their way. Prof. Muhwezi highlighted the significance of finding inner peace and hope through a connection with God, and he expressed his intention to partner with the Church of Uganda to secure counselors who align with these values.
Prof. Muhwezi's address to the clergy marks a significant moment of collaboration between MUBS and the Church of Uganda. This intersection of academia and faith underscores the institution's commitment to holistic development and the nurturing of values that contribute to a healthy, vibrant, and successful community.
In conclusion, Prof. Moses Muhwezi's appeal to the clergy of the Church of Uganda reflects a proactive approach to addressing societal challenges within the academic setting. By seeking the support and guidance of the clergy, MUBS aims to foster a positive and enriching environment for its students and staff, ultimately contributing to the betterment of society as a whole.
