Dominic Luther Mubiru poses proudly with the letter of appreciation he received from the Kabaka
Five-year-old Dominic Luther Mubiru has earned royal recognition from Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II after sending him a touching birthday letter and a gift to celebrate Kabaka's 70th birthday.
Dominic, a pupil at St Franciscan Angels Daycare and Kindergarten in Kiteezi, used money he received after losing his first tooth to buy a whistle, an item he believed could help the Kabaka remind his people to be hardworking.
After purchasing the whistle, Dominic sat down to write a heartfelt letter congratulating the Kabaka on attaining 70 years of age. He carefully packed the letter along with the whistle and sent them to the King.
The Kabaka was so moved by the child's meaningful gift and thoughtful message that he sent Dominic a personal letter of appreciation.
The letter of appreciation he received from Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II
In his letter, the Kabaka thanked Dominic for his gift, and he extended appreciation to Dominic’s parents, Mr. Godfrey Kizza and Mrs. Justine Nakalyango, for raising him well and taking him to school.
The Kabaka also praised the teachers at St Franciscan Angels for nurturing Dominic’s reading, writing.
Hon. D.D. Mukiibi, the Kabaka’s Private Secretary, presents the King’s letter of appreciation to Dominic Luther Mubiru, accompanied by his grandmother, at Bulange in Mengo.
The Kabaka’s letter was officially presented to Dominic at Bulange Mengo, by his Private Secretary, Hon. D.D. Mukiibi.
Dominic lives in Kiteezi with his grandparents, Mr. Henry Kanyike and Mrs. Florence Kanyike, as his parents are currently working abroad.