All Saints University Lango (ASUL) is ready to mark an exciting milestone with its 12th Graduation Ceremony on Thursday, May 21, 2026. This significant event will be the very first graduation held at the university’s newly opened Canon Lawrence Campus in Boroboro, signifying a new chapter for the institution.
The ceremony will rally around the powerful theme, “Nurturing Innovative Graduates for Social Transformation,” highlighting ASUL’s commitment to producing forward-thinking individuals. The esteemed Guest of Honour will be Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ochero, the Member of Parliament for Lira City Woman.
According to Martin Ongom Owiny, the Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor, ASUL is keenly focused on shaping a future where graduates are creators of jobs, not just seekers. The university is heavily investing in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship to empower students with these vital skills. He confirmed that the Canon Lawrence Campus is now fully operational and ready to welcome new students in August 2026, including both S4 and S6 leavers.
ASUL continues to offer a wide range of programs, including certificates, diplomas, and bachelor’s degrees in fields such as business, medical records, theology, and social sciences. The university also provides bridging courses and improved living facilities for its students, ensuring a supportive learning environment.
Bali Herbert, who chairs the 12th Graduation Organizing Committee, warmly congratulated the graduating class. He encouraged them to uphold the values of excellence and integrity, urging them to become positive agents of change within their communities. He also extended gratitude to the university’s council, management, staff, and all supporters for their continuous dedication.
Academic Registrar Pius Robert Okello announced that a total of 585 students will proudly receive their qualifications. This includes 31 postgraduate diplomas, 127 undergraduate degrees, 206 diplomas, and 221 certificates, spanning across the Faculties of Business and Management, Education, and Social Sciences. Notably, 12 students will achieve the highest honor of a first-class degree, showcasing exceptional academic performance.