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Students urged to join Leo Clubs

Published by Nile Post 18 July 2026 at 14:12
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Students have been encouraged to join youth service organisations such as Leo Clubs to develop leadership skills, serve their communities and champion environmental conservation, with tree planting identified as a key priority during the launch of a new club at Bwikya Muslim Secondary School in Hoima City.

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