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The Young Men's Muslim Association (YMMA) has made tremendous contributions in the medical, education and other social sectors in Uganda since it was founded 75 years ago. Founded by Prince Badru Kakungulu in 1940, YMMA has established several institutions of repute, including: Kibuli Muslim Hospital, Kibuli Secondary School, Nabisunsa Girls' Secondary School and others.
There is no doubt that today Nabisunsa Girls Secondary School is one of the best performing schools in the country. With more than 90% of its students qualifying to join university every year, it competes very well with the best girls’ schools in the land.
It is one of many fruits of the tireless efforts of Prince Badru Kakungulu and his henchmen and a befitting reason to celebrate the success of Young Men Muslim Association 75 after its founding.
It was introduced to many by Prince Badru Kakungulu. Most people during 80s started out only as participants. Prince Kakungulu did a lot to attract fellow Muslim students to this association. Every IDD day, he would pick students from school and take them to his home to pray and feast. Through such meetings, They felt a strong connection with the prince. He too felt a strong need to groom promising young Muslim men in schools like Kings College Budo, St. Mary’s College, Kisubi and others. read more