In 1951, Sara Nyendwoha Ntiro joined the University of Oxford and became the first female university graduate in East and Central Africa from Oxford University with a Bachelor of Arts (Hon) in History in 1954. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

The 3rd #SarahNtiroLecture is on this Friday 7th March 2025 starting at 2pm. Sarah Ntiro made history as the first female university graduate in East and Central Africa from Oxford University with a Bachelor of Arts (Hon) in History in 1954.

D-Day!!!. The Sarah Nyendwoha Ntiro Annual Lecture is on today at 2pm at the SPH Auditorium . Theme: Pioneering Change and Transforming Institutions.#SarahNtiroLecture

This year, Makerere University conferred degrees on 6,369 female graduates, making up 53% of total graduates in the 75th graduation ceremony. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

I have always believed that leadership is not about personal achievement but about making a lasting difference for the people and communities we serve. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

At the heart of leadership is a commitment to serve. Institutions exist to meet a greater societal need, and every decision should reflect that purpose. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

In 1976, Sarah Nyendwoha Ntiro was appointed to the joint administration of the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Social Sciences, where she worked until October 1978. Join the conversation at #SarahNtiroLecture happening NOW. #EducUg

Like Sarah Ntiro, who understood that true leadership means creating pathways that others can follow, I've learnt that the greatest lies not in the barriers we break, but in the sustainable systems we build to outlast our tenure ~ Allen Kagina . #SarahNtiroLecture

Today, we embrace a new vision—one of fairness, opportunity, and progress—captured in our current motto: ‘We Build for the Future.’ This transformation is not just about words; it is a deliberate and ongoing effort. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

In 1971, Sarah Nyendwoha Ntiro joined Makerere University as an Assistant Secretary in the University Secretary's office and clerk to the Makerere University Council. #SarahNtiroLecture #OpenGovUg

Leaders must have clear, compelling goals and articulate a persuasive vision for the future. They must inspire others to embrace this vision and work toward it with passion and commitment. #SarahNtiroLecture

Watch Mrs Allen Kagina deliver the keynote speech at the #SarahNtiroLecture at the School of Public Health Auditorium @Makerere . Theme: Pioneering Change and Transforming Institutions

Now, we are pioneering an ecosystem of innovation that integrates education, research, and industry. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

Every challenge we encounter is an opportunity to reimagine possibilities and shape the future. #SarahNtiroLecture #EducUg

Mrs. Allen Kagina: There are women in whose shadow you and I stand, and it is good to celebrate them. We celebrate them because following in their footsteps are young girls who need to see direction and be confident that it is possible. #SarahNtiroLecture

This year, @Makerere's 75th graduation ceremony saw 6,369 women awarded degrees, comprising 53% of all graduands. This is a powerful testament to the legacy of the women’s movement, pioneered by trailblazers like Sarah Ntiro and her contemporaries decades ago. #SarahNtiroLecture

Allen Kagina’s leadership at URA & UNRA proves that women can lead and excel. As the keynote speaker at today’s #SarahNtiroLecture at @Makerere, she embodies Ntiro’s belief that women can do as much, or more than men.

.@Allen_Kagina’s journey is a testament to resilience, proving that true leadership is forged through perseverance & unwavering commitment. #SarahNtiroLecture @Inah_Nandy @Ankunda_Barbie

"Sarah Nyendwoha Ntiro's educational path was not merely a personal journey, but a groundbreaking trajectory that opened doors for generations of women in Uganda." Academic Registrar Prof Buyinza Mukadasi representing the VC @ProfNawangwe .#SarahNtiroLecture . 🧵

The Makerere leadership has, as part of the university’s centennial celebrations, found it fit to celebrate the legacy in #SarahNtiroLecture, whose life is a reflection of how far we have come along the journey of securing equitable access to education for the girl child.#EducUg