Story, memories of fmr. Aber Primary School teacher, Ojok William
Aber Primary School will celebrate 100 years of existence on December 16, 2023.
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Aber Primary School will celebrate 100 years of existence. Since inception, it has offered quality educational services and spiritual knowledge to many.
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To date, Aber Primary School that is deeply rooted in divine faith and commitment of the various stakeholders has passed out thousands of pupils – many of whom are currently serving the country and the globe in different capacities.
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Anniversary Series, Aber P7 @100 years: Sweet memories by Ameny Owalinga George
I also taught in St. Catherine Girls’ School where Hon. Beatrice Lagada, an OG of Aber was headmistress before I became an Immigration officer.
The pathetic Tororo-Nagongera road, arrest of councillors and legal status of threats by Dr. Tanga Odoi
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