Ugandan musician Ceaserous has praised media personality Anita Fabiola for her intelligence, personality and good character, recalling that she was a bright student who enjoyed widespread popularity among her classmates.
Speaking about their school days, Ceaserous revealed that he and Fabiola attended the same school, although she was one class below him. He said she stood out for her academic ability as well as the way she related to other students.
“She was a class lower, but she was actually a very, very bright student. She was a bit popular and liked by everyone because of her character and persona. She was a nice person with no issues,” he said.
Ceaserous’s recollection presents Fabiola as someone whose appeal extended beyond her appearance, with her intelligence and personality earning her the respect and affection of fellow students.
The singer’s remarks also suggest that the qualities for which Fabiola is now recognised in the public eye were already evident during her school years.
Fabiola pursued her secondary education at London College of St. Lawrence, where she studied at both Ordinary Level (O-Level) and Advanced Level (A-Level). During that period, she also participated in beauty pageants, winning titles including Miss London College and Miss St. Lawrence.
After completing secondary school, she joined Makerere University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and Journalism, laying an academic foundation for her subsequent career in media.
Over the years, Fabiola has established herself as a Ugandan media personality, presenter and entrepreneur, building a public profile beyond her early participation in beauty pageants.
Ceaserous’s comments offer a glimpse into how she was perceived before becoming a recognised name in the entertainment and media industry. His account focuses on the intelligence and personal qualities he remembers from their time as students.
While Fabiola is now known to many through her media work, Ceaserous’s recollection highlights a different side of her story: the schoolmate he remembers as bright, approachable and well-liked by those around her.