Yosef Serugo-Lugo, a Makerere University graduate and the former leader of the National Union of Students of Uganda, looks back at his exciting life in this book. The author was accepted to read law by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple in 1968. He traveled widely in Europe, promoting Uganda students' interests and was in London in 1966, as a guest of the National Union of Students, when England won the World Cup. The author struggled to study in London as a private student, working evening shifts to keep up with the cost of living. He was called to the bar in 1973, but due to the abduction and murder of Chief Justice Benedicto Kiwanuka, he opted to stay in the United Kingdom while Uganda sorted out its affairs. From humble beginnings, the author has gone on to enjoy a successful legal and academic career. Join a lifelong scholar as he shares the lessons he's learned over the years in Epics of Trials.
