Success Motors Uganda has partnered with Biggie Events Uganda and the IRAJI Foundation to reward winners of the upcoming Quran competition with two brand-new vehicles. The highly anticipated event is scheduled for February 23 at Serena Hotel.
Speaking during a press conference at Success Motors’ offices in Kyambogo, Biggie Events CEO Miriam Mutakubwa highlighted the importance of such initiatives. She reaffirmed the company’s commitment to promoting religious and educational programs that inspire the younger generation.
“At Biggie Events, we are passionate about empowering young talent and promoting faith-based programs. This competition offers an opportunity to guide young people in their spiritual journey,” Mutakubwa said.
She also assured the public of a well-organized event and pledged her continued support for similar initiatives in the future.
Success Motors Manager Isaac Barunda emphasized the significance of their contribution as part of the company’s corporate social responsibility. He expressed pride in supporting the event and called on the government to provide tax holidays to investors. Additionally, he raised concerns about the high costs of new digital number plates, despite their security benefits.
The Quran competition will bring together students from various Muslim schools who have shown dedication to their religious studies.
The event has attracted several major sponsors, including Royal Milk, MTN Uganda, and the Office of the National Chairperson, represented by Hajati Hadijah Namyalo.
Biggie Events Uganda, known for organizing high-profile events across the country, continues to support community-driven initiatives that leave a lasting impact.
With the generous rewards from Success Motors Uganda and strong sponsorship support, this year’s Quran competition promises to be an extraordinary event for participants and the broader Muslim community.
