X, formerly known as Twitter, has seen Ugandans embrace the International Schools Alumni League with humorous posts after a video was posted explaining how the alumni league was set to kick off.
Me 4 days later trying to understand whether the words said to me on match day were compliments or insults https://t.co/PaY0avsV9u pic.twitter.com/BT285HbKVU
— Eng. Uncle Tee (@TreyKapata) April 23, 2024
The league, which is the first of its kind, is scheduled to begin in June 2024 and will run for 12 weeks, featuring only 8 international schools every Saturday at Legends Ground in Kampala.
St. Law kids at Legends. pic.twitter.com/iTcnpQDpTa https://t.co/Vnk9T6PBC8
— BWANA Josh (@josh_mirondo) April 23, 2024
The buzz surrounding X started when some alumni from former ‘international schools’ felt left out, along with the recognition that international schools are known for their good command of the English language.
Event MC: “We can tell some of you don’t belong here from the drinks on your tables”
Me with 3 Nilos and a Tusker Lager: https://t.co/20n1U8iXse pic.twitter.com/R0P3C1QuZw
— Strictly Alvin (@StrictlyAlvin) April 23, 2024
The alumni leagues have been taking Ugandans by storm the most recent being the Ntare League which hosted the year’s finale from Kigali, Rwanda after they were hosted by President Paul Kagame an Old Boy of the school.
Ntare OBs rushing to remind you that it is Ntare School & not Ntare SS pic.twitter.com/ABj60SmsX1 https://t.co/QM58I3GcKI
— The Usual Suspect 🎩 (@Jude_Mugabi) April 23, 2024
