This is Ahmed Tawer from the United States. Thank you so much for showing us the beauty of Uganda through the lens of Makerere University. I love Uganda, and Kampala and Entemebe cities are the ones of the few places in Africa that I put on my short list to visit.
Thank you for sharing. Lived in Wandegeya until 1972. We lived on Mulondo Road. Our house is now Mafuta Mingu clothing store. I see the gate is still there 😊. I remember the main building at Makerere. And remember how green it used to be. I took swimming lessons at the pool. Wish you had shown the pool. Thanks for the walk through Wandegeya. Nice to see it booming. ❤
Love from San Diego California,born in Uganda I remember makerere long long time ago and I loved your beautiful ugandan accent,I would listen to you all day. Will try to find more of your content
Thank you for the lovely tour, for some of us who are not Ugandan but have heard so much about Makerere University that was good to see. Keep up with the good job
Great content alot has changed in MuK since I left 2013. A lot of renovations and news buildings other than Lumumba seems others have been left in a pathetic state.
I think they would eat the money, I heard they collected a lot of money to renovate the Ivory tower but no much has been done yet (*don’t quote me on this tho) like it could be finished by now.
16/200 who keeps ranking this thing as tops in Africa, This is an opportunity for private universities to grow there, that's if they can put money where their mouth is!!!!!
I was there 87-90! It was FREE for All students back then and we got a bursary too every month! I was in Africa hall! The best years of my life were spent MUK! Shout out to Olive kintu, Robert Musisi, Martin byakuleka, Florence ibaale and Betty Kitonsa! Banange i don’t know how I survived coz we partied every Thursday to Sunday! Brilliant!
This is Ahmed Tawer from the United States. Thank you so much for showing us the beauty of Uganda through the lens of Makerere University. I love Uganda, and Kampala and Entemebe cities are the ones of the few places in Africa that I put on my short list to visit.
Thank you for sharing. Lived in Wandegeya until 1972. We lived on Mulondo Road. Our house is now Mafuta Mingu clothing store. I see the gate is still there 😊. I remember the main building at Makerere. And remember how green it used to be. I took swimming lessons at the pool. Wish you had shown the pool. Thanks for the walk through Wandegeya. Nice to see it booming. ❤
Your welxome.
Love from San Diego California,born in Uganda
I remember makerere long long time ago and I loved your beautiful ugandan accent,I would listen to you all day. Will try to find more of your content
Thank you for the lovely tour, for some of us who are not Ugandan but have heard so much about Makerere University that was good to see. Keep up with the good job
Thank you
😊🇺🇬🇺🇬Beautiful it reminds me the Big man and the wonderful students that began the KAYOLA bus manufacturing journey started it here. Blessings.
Thank you so much for showing us how Makerere looks like although some of us haven't reached yet
😍😍😍😍😍😍thanks dear may God bless you and God's protection🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻bye
Thank you
Great content alot has changed in MuK since I left 2013. A lot of renovations and news buildings other than Lumumba seems others have been left in a pathetic state.
Hi im an Alumni too, graduated in 2017, thanks for showing us around😊
U BROUGHT BACK SO MUCH MEMORIES THANK YOU
Welcome
Lecturer's quarters is no more however it's my birth place ... Rest Easy Professor Bwambale 🕊️🙏🏿
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I just enjoy watching these Vlogs 😢😢😢they make Me Miss Home ❤..... Thanks Omwishikyi For This work 😊
Welcome
Left in 2012.. Not much has changed apart from the two CTF buildings. The pavements are run down too
Yeah not much had changed
Awesome ❤thanks for the great work ruminia
Wow I never knew Makerere was soooo big - looks like it's own mini-country/community
Yeah it’s big, didn’t even cover all of it
Waaaaaw I haven't been to makerere before and this video is the best thanks for the amazing information. Good job
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the University.
Makerere hasn't changed much, still same old buildings, those birds never leave.😅
Yeah it hasn’t changed 😀
I am a Makerere student and I wish I met you on that day🤭🤭
Lots of love from Mumbai india
Good job!! So sad that the major academic institute of the nation looks like one big slum!! Sad 😭!!! so sad😥😭!!!
Ver sad
I left in 2005 and I’ve never visited again. A lot has changed.
Congratulations!
I was at COBAMS too...memories...
Thank you
Shit a lot have changed was last there 2018 to picking ma transcripts
Oh you missed some faculties but thank you so much for the tour I left long time ago
Yeah I didn’t cover everything, it needs atleast half a day to cover it fully
A couple of my relatives went to that university 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
The university really needs serious funding in its aging infrastructure and sanitation
I think they would eat the money, I heard they collected a lot of money to renovate the Ivory tower but no much has been done yet (*don’t quote me on this tho) like it could be finished by now.
I was at Muk from 2012-2016
Owengeyee. 👏👏👏..nice wrk
MUK hearts me how Nairobi University is overtaking Makerere University! That seems ironical but it's real
Did you go to FEMA, I always that Ive seen you somewhere before? I'm now positive that we went to the same class.
Yeah was at FEMA
Hi 👋🏼 , how do I connect with you if I need to visit
Send me a WhatsApp
Nkrumahs swimming pool
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16/200 who keeps ranking this thing as tops in Africa, This is an opportunity for private universities to grow there, that's if they can put money where their mouth is!!!!!
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I see kyambogo university with its new buildings,look more nice than Makerere
Does it 🤔?
Old is Gold. Should maintain old structures they have a story behind. Visit UK and you will know what I mean.
Liar😂
You set something on fire to destroy evidence when an internal financial audit is due!!
Do you get it?!
Once an iconic university and giant amongst academic giants in the world but has now declined for sure
It has never declined,it's much stronger now,they are making electrical buses and many more
@@hazelpraise7934 was looking at African rankings. It used to be in the top 5, but now above top 10
I was there 87-90! It was FREE for All students back then and we got a bursary too every month! I was in Africa hall! The best years of my life were spent MUK! Shout out to Olive kintu, Robert Musisi, Martin byakuleka, Florence ibaale and Betty Kitonsa! Banange i don’t know how I survived coz we partied every Thursday to Sunday!
Brilliant!
Hi how are you, you went to my fiancée's university, I wanted you to help me surprise her, can you help me if you can, ok?
Send me a WhatsApp, i may try.
FEMA 2005
Wow
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