Ugandan MP Goes Back to School to Write His A-Level Exams – Scores D in English Literature and D In Christian Religious Education

A Ugandan MP who got tired of his political opponents always pointing to him not having a secondary certificate went back to school to write his exams.

Mr Peter Sematimba, who is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Busiro South in the East African Country, passed the exams but didn’t get the most impressive individual grades.

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Mr Sematimba reportedly scored 13 points out of 20 in the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Examination (UACE). He was one of 101,868 candidates who obtained a Principal pass in the 2019 UACE.

His individual grades include – credit six in General Paper, a D in Christian Religious Education (CRE), a D in Literature in English, a B in Art and credit four in Computer Studies.

Speaking after his win, Mr Sematimba said he decided to take the exams because his political opponents continued to denigrate him over not having his certificate.

“People use my papers as an excuse to take me to court. I won the case but it cost me shillings 350 million, so I decided to go back and get them the papers that they understand,” Sematimba said.

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On social media, Ugandans are congratulating him for going back to school to write his exams, but some couldn’t stop laughing that an MP who is always speaking big English managed just a ‘D’ in English Literature.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com