St. John Paul II Institute held its 3rd graduation ceremony at the school grounds where 98 students graduated with certificates and diplomas in various courses from the School of Engineering and the School of Business. The chief guest was Dr. Catherine Amulundu.
The graduation ceremony began with a Holy Mass led by Rt. Rev. Joseph Mwongela. In his message, Bishop Mwongela urged the graduates to seek employment through honest means and to embrace self-employment by using available resources to create solutions that address the needs of people in their villages and local communities. He encouraged them to pray, support one another, and remain united for growth.
Bishop Mwongela further said that the diocese will always look for opportunities that help young people grow, adding that education plays a vital role not only in academics but also in shaping integrity and ethics that contribute to the development of the county and the nation.
School Director Fr. Robert Mutui urged the graduates to nurture the positive values they have acquired and engage in activities that promote the growth of the county and the nation.