Down To Work

Mbaziira Abdullah was a picture of magisterial calm and tranquility. Clad in a rich grey jacket and a spotless white shirt and no tie, the new class monitor and head boy had just the perfect blend of elegance and endearment. As merry land high school looks to chase the ODI status over the next 3 years, Abdullah's ability to get the balance right between his high grade leadership skills and the slow burn of local council will be instrumental. The former head boy of kisubi secondary was unveiled to the school yesterday at the school parade, six months after his appointment, but there was a probable freshness about the affair as if to say 'yeah we heard about him but it's a whole different story to see him'. "He is very smart". confessed merry land high school administrators Mr Seguya Dalton. "He knows what he wants and he is very professional" merry land academics registrar Mr Nsubuga added. Like all the beginnings of such leadership union, its all cordiality on every side, but there's no doubt merry land are the better for this marriage. Abdullah has urged to slow transition from intrim head prefect Benson Mugaga who was thoughtfully given a seat besides him at yesterday's unveiling. "The short coming goals are how to prepare the side for the upcoming tour to give the guys ready and get to know the guys", Abdullah said. "I will spend time with Benson and Edward and all the other prefects to try to get the lay of the land and to know people on a personal level". "For the long term goals we have, we have vision 2022 where we want as a school to become an ODI team, but it doesn't stop there for me. I think its important that we build structures in place that are sustainable for the long term of the game in the school, for both boys and girls." Abdullah added that his excitment was in doing what it would take to fulfill those objects, a claim confirmed by Seguya Dalton. By the time Abdullah left his position in Kisubi to come here, shows how much he wanted this post. A source confirmed that Abdullah is keen to learn Luganda so he can communicate well with his team mates.