Lumumba Hall has been home to elephants since 1971, where boys refer to themselves as elephants and pay tribute to the hall's gongom symbol which has a protection brigade of 10 members. The document discusses Lumumba Hall traditions including lumbox solidarity activities like a porridge party and carnival where entertainers performed and boys enjoyed interacting, before ending with students eating, drinking and merrymaking.

1. Mugalula Charlene Mary
10/U/14904/EVE
Susan Nkemba
10/U/14926/EVE

3. HOME OF THE ELEPHANTS
SINCE 1971 WHEN IT WAS OPENED
LUMUMBA HALL,

4. The elephant to which the boys
of this hall refer to themselves.
The symbol of the Gongom which
has a Gongom Protection Brigade
made up of 10 members

5. THE GONGGOM TO WHICH THE BOYS PAY
TRIBUTE…..

6. HOMEOF THE BOXERS
STARTED IN 1945
MARY STUART HALL,

7. Former home of the Boxers
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GUEST HOUSE,

9. HUSBAND WIFE

11. Lumbox solidarity activities
Students plan a porridge party

13. Entertainers at the
lumbox carnival

14. The boys enjoy
the interaction.

15. THE END
.
Eats and drinks as
the
students merry
make.