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TAPSA GRADUATION CEREMONY 18TH JULY AT COCO BEACH

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Tapsa graduation ceremony is going to be conducted on 18th July at coco beach 
will includes bpharm and dps and other members who are willing  to participate

the ceremony will commence  from 5;00pm to 11;30 pm 
Guest of honor will be MICHAEL KISHIWA  { PST PRESIDENT}
Free transport to and fro   from Main campus will be available
a plenty food and drinks will be available
Entertainments, music and dance will accompany the cerebration

Don’t miss this important moment of enjoying and cerebrating with  our outgoing brothers and sisters

Collect your contribution of 10,000/=  only  to GEOGREY ANDENGULILE OR PAUL KIRUTU

PHONE 0764775862, 0712451968, 076370001,0684820406

                      

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