Amid a buzzing atmosphere and in the presence of proud attendees, top Ugandan musician, Joseph Mayanja, more famously known as Jose Chameleone, celebrated a significant milestone. He was among the hundreds of students who donned the graduation cap and gown at Cavendish University’s 12th graduation ceremony.
The festive event was held at the splendid Commonwealth Resort Hotel Munyonyo. While the university, located in Kansanga, saw many of its students graduating, the appearance of Jose Chameleone undoubtedly added an extra dash of star power.
![Jose Chameleone in his blue graduation gown, looking accomplished. Behind him, attendees can be seen applauding and celebrating.]
The musician, known for chartbusters that resonate across the African continent, arrived at the ceremony with characteristic flair. Accompanied by select crew members and an excited group of journalists eager to capture the moment, Chameleone’s entrance was nothing short of grand.
As the proud graduate walked the aisle, he exhibited a mix of elegance and youthfulness. He sported a vibrant blue graduation gown which he stylishly paired with a black shirt, a checkered necktie, and a chic pair of Goodman glasses.
The “Leone Island boss,” as he is popularly referred to, was honored with an undergraduate degree in International Relations. An accomplishment that highlights his multifaceted personality and interests, proving that he’s not just a maestro in music but also keen on understanding global dynamics.
The graduation ceremony was graced by notable personalities. The event was presided over by the Minister of Science and Technology, Hon Dr. Monicah Musenero. Moreover, the presence of H.E Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, former Nigerian President and the Chancellor of Cavendish University, added to the significance of the event.
Prof. John Francis Mugisha, the Vice Chancellor of Cavendish University, took to the podium with words of wisdom and encouragement for the fresh graduates. He reminded them of the weight of their newfound knowledge and the responsibility it carries. “Remember the impact you make is not solely measured by your success but by the positive change you bring to your communities and the world,” Prof. Mugisha asserted.
While this article goes into publication, celebrations and ceremonies at the graduation event continue, marking not just the end of an educational journey but the commencement of real-world endeavors and contributions.
Jose Chameleone’s graduation is a testament to the idea that learning and growth can be pursued at any stage of life. Whether you’re a musical icon or an everyday individual, the pursuit of knowledge remains a noble and enriching journey.
