The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton has awarded President William Ruto an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters in Leadership.
The university conferred this prestigious degree during its 42nd graduation ceremony.
It recognizes individuals who have significantly contributed to society, especially in leadership.
The graduation ceremony took place on the university’s beautiful campus.
Many dignitaries attended, including government officials, local leaders, and fellow graduates.
As the chief guest, President Ruto delivered a keynote address. He emphasized education’s transformative power. Ruto praised the university’s commitment to quality education.
He also commended its efforts to equip students with necessary skills for the global landscape.
In his speech, Ruto addressed challenges in Kenya’s education sector. He focused on funding and access issues. The president called for collaboration among the government, private sector, and educational institutions.
His appeal for sustainable solutions resonated with many attendees. It echoed broader calls for education system reforms.
Founded in 1991, the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton takes a holistic approach to education. It combines academic excellence with moral and ethical values.
The institution is known for producing leaders who are both academically proficient and socially responsible.
By honoring Ruto, the university acknowledges his contributions to education and national leadership. The honorary doctorate aims to inspire current students and graduates.
It encourages them to pursue their dreams and positively impact society.
The ceremony concluded with a sense of hope and determination among graduates. Ruto’s honorary degree not only celebrates his achievements but also reinforces the university’s mission.
It aims to develop leaders who will make a positive difference in their communities.