The inauguration ceremony, held at the School of Education boardroom, was presided over by Prof Kapuka Erick on behalf of Prof. Maurine Olel. In his address, Prof. Kapuka emphasized the essence of leadership, noting that it is not an innate trait but one that is cultivated over time. He reminded those present that true leaders are servants to the people, stating,


“Leadership is acquired but not born. Leaders are servants and the electorate are the masters being served.”

Is leadership nurtured or natured? MUES Executive Innuagration Ceremony

The leadership selection process was conducted through a rigorous vetting exercise by a committee of nine commissioners. The interviews, held on Saturday, 11th April 2026, saw several candidates assessed for various positions. Following the exercise, Florence Oginga emerged as the top candidate for the Chairperson position, with Julius Mwita taking up a supporting role. Isaac Khamala was successfully vetted and took the oath of office as Secretary General. A total of 23 office bearers were installed into the executive.


In other positions, Godwin Austen was declared the Organizing Secretary. Additionally, a new role of Academic Secretary was introduced, with Shadrack Leteipa assuming the position. The process marked a significant step in strengthening leadership structures, reflecting a commitment to service, accountability, and effective representation.