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Makerere student who lost fingers to teargas canister graduates

Barbra Anyait by Barbra Anyait
January 30, 2024
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Makerere student who lost fingers to teargas canister graduates

Richard Ssebuganda (left), a Makerere University student who lost three fingers on his right hand when a teargas canister exploded in his Lumumba Hall room. PHOTO/Courtesy

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Richard Ssebuganda, a Makerere University student who lost three fingers on his right hand when a teargas canister exploded in his Lumumba Hall room, is among the 12,913 graduates receiving degrees at the ongoing 74th graduation ceremony in Kampala.

Ssebuganda graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science from the College of Health Sciences. He joined Makerere University with all his fingers but faced a life-altering incident in February 2022 during a protest led by the former Guild president, Shamim Nambassa.

“I want to do medicine and law because my dream is to become a medical lawyer,” Ssebuganda told KFM shortly after graduating on Tuesday.

The protest, aimed at ending online lectures, escalated into a confrontation with the police, who fired tear gas and live bullets into students’ halls of residence. Ssebuganda was in his third year pursuing Medicine and Surgery when the incident occurred.

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