{UAH} Makerere Fires worry religious leaders.

A few days ago, different dignitaries including the Arch Bishop of Church Of Uganda, Dr. Kazimba Mugalu visited Makerere University to have a look at the Ivory Tower that got burnt into ashes along the weekend. At his arrival, he prayed for different people who among them included the officers who were at the scene, and those doing investigations for God's protection.
Dr. Simon Kazimba said that this was not only a loss to Ugandans but also to the whole world. He also went ahead to talk about his visit to the scene as a sign of solidarity to the students, University heads and to all different stake holders.
"We express our solidarity and comfort to the vice Chancellor, the staff, the students and all God's people because this is our University, and to pray for those investigating to come out with the needed results" He said.

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"When a man is stung by a bee, he doesn't set off to destroy all beehives"

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