KAMPALA In a resounding demonstration of institutional leadership and continuous professional development, key administrators and managers from Ndejje University today successfully graduated as part of the pioneer cohort of the Certificate in Administrative Law program. The historic ceremony, hosted by the Faculty of Law on September 4, 2026, celebrated university leaders who sat alongside fellow professionals to sharpen their legal grounding and governance skills.
The ceremony was presided over by the Deputy Vice Chancellor of Ndejje University, Dr. Christopher Samuel Mayanja, who praised the university managers for leading by example. He emphasized that as administrative law governs public service, institutional fairness, and statutory compliance, having top university administrators hold this legal qualification directly elevates Ndejje University’s operational excellence, decision-making integrity, and adherence to its core values of accountability and service.
Dr. Amos Gitta serves as the Director of Quality Assurance at Ndejje University, where he is a leading expert in higher education quality management, academic governance, and curriculum oversight. Possessing extensive experience spanning academic leadership, student affairs, and institutional accreditation, Dr. Gitta plays a pivotal role in maintaining high academic standards and ensuring statutory alignment across all faculties and research centers.
He actively represents Ndejje University on national, regional, and continental stages, participating in major higher education initiatives including the East African Higher Education Quality Assurance Network (EAQAN) forums and the Harmonisation of African Higher Education Quality Assurance and Accreditation (HAQAA) initiatives. His completion of the Certificate in Administrative Law further solidifies his capacity to navigate regulatory frameworks, enforce institutional policies with procedural fairness, and lead quality compliance in full alignment with national higher education laws and regional integration standards
Mr. Stephanas Galinnya- University Librarian
Mr. Stephanas Galinnya serves as the University Librarian at Ndejje University, where he leads the strategic management, modernization, and delivery of library and information services across the university’s main and urban campuses. A seasoned information management expert and active researcher, Mr. Galinnya plays a central role in driving open-access institutional repositories, digital library access, and scholarly communication. Beyond managing library operations, he serves as an associate editor and peer reviewer for various academic publications, supporting the university’s research output and editorial standards.
By completing the Certificate in Administrative Law, Mr. Galinnya gains vital legal expertise in intellectual property rights, copyright compliance, digital rights management, and information governance. This legal grounding directly strengthens his leadership in policy formulation, subscription contract negotiation, open-access licensing, and the fair implementation of institutional regulations across Ndejje University’s library network.
Mr. Allan Walusimbi — Team Leader, Academic Information Systems & eLearning Coordinator (DICTS)
Mr. Allan Walusimbi is a key architect of Ndejje University’s digital transformation, serving as the Team Leader for Academic Information Systems and eLearning Coordinator under the Directorate for ICT Support (DICTS). In this role, he leads the technical implementation, hosting, and operational management of the university’s academic software, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, and virtual campus environments. instrumental in transitioning the University toward modern, 100% online academic delivery and robust digital infrastructure.
Completing the Certificate in Administrative Law provides Mr. Walusimbi with crucial legal grounding in IT governance, data protection regulations, procedural compliance, and digital policy enforcement. This legal expertise directly enhances his ability to align Ndejje’s digital learning environments, system access policies, student data processing, and ICT service delivery with Uganda’s national statutory frameworks and institutional regulations.
Dr. Naome Kakundwa — Assistant Academic Registrar (Examinations)
Dr. Naome Kakundwa serves as the Assistant Academic Registrar in charge of Examinations at Ndejje University. Holding a PhD along with extensive academic and research experience, including lecturing in the Department of Business Administration, she brings a deep understanding of higher education pedagogy, research methodology, and academic administration to her leadership role. Her work centers on safeguarding institutional academic standards, supervising university-wide assessment protocols, and managing complex examination schedules across diverse faculties.
Completing the Certificate in Administrative Law significantly fortifies Dr. Kakundwa’s administrative capacity by equipping her with formal expertise in procedural fairness, natural justice, and statutory compliance. This legal grounding directly enhances her execution of examination integrity protocols, the handling of student academic appeals, disciplinary committee procedures, and the verification and validation of official university academic records.
Mr. Edwin Edward Kayuki – Assistant Academic Registrar (Affiliations & International Students)
Mr. Edwin Edward Kayuki serves as the Assistant Academic Registrar in charge of Affiliations and International Students at Ndejje University. In this role, he leads the administrative coordination of institutional partnerships, oversees academic compliance for affiliated tertiary institutions, and manages the welfare, admissions, and integration of foreign scholars and students. His work is central to expanding Ndejje University’s global footprint, maintaining inter-institutional quality standards, and fostering cross-cultural academic exchange across borders.
Completing the Certificate in Administrative Law equips Mr. Kayuki with critical legal expertise in contract administration. This formal grounding directly strengthens his capacity to negotiate and enforce legally sound Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), streamline international student visa and residency compliance, and safeguard procedural fairness in academic affiliation agreements
Ms. Jane Clare Naddamba – Procurement Officer
Ms. Jane Clare Naddamba serves in the University Procurement Office at Ndejje University, where she plays a vital role in managing institutional sourcing, vendor relationships, and supply chain operations. Her work involves overseeing competitive bidding, evaluating vendor proposals, managing supplier contracts, and ensuring that all university acquisitions adhere to strict fiscal discipline and administrative standards.
Because university procurement is deeply bound by public administrative law, statutory regulations, and public compliance standards, Ms. Naddamba’s completion of the Certificate in Administrative Law directly strengthens her operational capacity. This formal legal qualification equips her to navigate contract law, enforce procedural fairness during tender evaluations, minimize legal risks in vendor disputes, and maintain transparent, audit-ready procurement practices across all campus projects.
Ms. Christine Nabadda serves within the Registry of the Faculty of Law at Ndejje University, where she oversees daily academic administration, student records management, and administrative support services for legal studies. Positioned at the operational heart of the law school, she acts as a key liaison between students, academic staff, and university administration, ensuring that academic scheduling, examination coordination, and student documentation run seamlessly across all legal programs.
By completing the Certificate in Administrative Law, Ms. Nabadda achieves first-hand operational mastery of the core legal and procedural principles taught directly within her faculty. This qualification equips her with a deeper, practical understanding of administrative justice, record privacy, and due process enabling her to enhance service delivery, elevate operational precision in student record handling, and maintain strict administrative compliance within the Faculty of Law registry.
