Renowned musician and politician, Bobi Wine, recently shared a heartfelt post on his Facebook page, announcing his long-awaited graduation with a Bachelor of Laws Degree from Cavendish University.
This momentous occasion comes seven years after he embarked on his law school journey, reflecting on his initial hesitation back in August 2016 at the International University of East Africa.
In a nostalgic revelation, Bobi Wine reminisced about a conversation held two decades ago with fellow artist and lawyer, Sylver Kyagulanyi, during their days at the MDD department at Makerere University.
It was during this exchange that the seed of attending law school was planted, a vision that has now come to fruition with his recent graduation.
Acknowledging the support and guidance he received, Bobi Wine expressed his appreciation for the unwavering encouragement from friends, lecturers, his wife Barbie Kyagulanyi, and David Lewis Rubongoya. Particularly notable was Rubongoya’s pivotal advice to switch from the International University of East Africa to Cavendish University, a decision that ultimately paved the way for Bobi Wine’s successful academic journey.
Overcoming challenges with grace
Reflecting on the obstacles he faced, Bobi Wine candidly shared his setback in missing a few lectures for a course unit, leading to a delay in his graduation.
Despite this setback, he tackled the challenge with resilience and grace, exemplifying his unwavering commitment to achieving his academic goals.
Addressing the scrutiny surrounding his graduation, Bobi Wine shed light on the petition and subsequent investigation into his academic records by the National Council for Higher Education.
After a thorough review of his studies, including extensive documentation and records, Bobi Wine was ultimately cleared to graduate, underscoring his dedication to academic integrity.
With his recent graduation, Bobi Wine not only adds a law degree to his academic repertoire but also underscores his continuous pursuit of personal growth and commitment to public service.
This milestone serves as a testament to his perseverance, resilience, and unwavering dedication to both his musical and political endeavors.