Serious sentiments and misunderstandings have ensued among the family members of the late Geoffrey Jjingo over the management of St. Peters secondary school located at Mukono following the death of its lead director this week.
Annet Namulondo, who was the administrator of St. Peters SS was found dead on her car steering wheel alongside Nkokonjeru-Nyenga road as he was heading to Kisoga town.
A comprehensive report about her death is yet to be revealed by police according to the Ssezibwa Regional Police Spokesperson, Hellen Butoto.
However, her death evinced the future of the school as uncertain following a serious squabble among the family members on who should be next prime administrator.
Following the death of the school proprietor and director, Jjingo, the once finance officer at Mukono and Chief Finance Officer at kalangala district in February last year, Namulondo, his second wife advanced the management of the school under the capacity of co-director.
Namulondo also invited and endorsed Peter Ssenfuka, the Kayunga district surveyor and Douglas Ssettaala, sons to the first wife Joyce Jjingo signatories on the school official accounts. Upon the time of Jjingo’s death, they had separated with Joyce about twenty years ago.
However, the latter had a misunderstanding with their step mother, the two wanted to claim full responsibility over the school.
By the time of her death, Namulondo had placed a caveat on all the properties to deter the success of their intention.
The latter also claim possession of the main house. They are also behind the latest changes of staff at school which included suspension and recruitment of new teachers.
This website could not reach out to the accused to clarify on the various matters after repeatedly seeking audience with them in vain, however our ears are still on the ground for the next episodes.
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