Ramathan Ggoobi Biography
1. Who
is Ramathan Ggoobi?
Ramathan Ggoobi is a Ugandan Economist,
Author and Lecture. He is the Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Finance in
Uganda after being appointed to the position in 2021 after his impressive economic
research report released in 2021 from Makerere University Business School.
2. When was Ramathan Ggoobi born?
Ramathan Ggoobi was born in Butambala in
Central Uganda. Ramathan Ggoobi was born to parent’s mother Lucy Nakibuule and Father
whom he lived with throughout his childhood.
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3. What is Ramathan Ggoobi tribe?
Ramathan Ggoobi’s tibe is a Muganda with origins
from Buganda Tribe in Buganda Kingdom where his Parents originated with their ancestral
homes in Buganda.
4. What is Ramathan Ggoobi education
Background?
Ramathan Ggoobi studied from Kitagobwa UMEA
Primary School where he finished his PLE , he later finished O and A level
education joining Makerere University where he graduated with a Bachelor’s
degree in Economics in 2003. He later joined Makerere again in 2006 where he
graduated with a Master’s Degree of Arts in Economic Planning and Policy
Economics in 2010.
5. When was Ramathan Ggoobi a lecturer at
Makerere University?
Ramathan Ggoobi was hired as an Economics
Teaching assistant in 2003 after graduation and later a Lecturer after his Master’s
Degree at Makerere University Business School in 2010 where he worked until
2021 writing numerous reports, essays and books on the Ugandan economy.
6. Who is Ramathan Ggoobi wife?
Ramathan Ggoobi is married to wife Stella
Nkamya whom he married after his Education. The couple Has two children who are
the only children to Mr Ggoobi.
7. When did Ramathan Ggoobi appointed
Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Finance?
Ramathan Ggoobi was appointed the permanent
secretary of Ministry of Finance on July 15, 2021 by the President of Uganda
President Yoweri K Museveni replacing Keith Muhakanizi.
8. What is Ramathan Ggoobi net worth?
Ramathan Ggoobi has a net worth of 489
million Ugandan shillings with his annual income reaching an all-time high in
2021 where he made over 231 million Ugandan shillings annually after the thrust
in salary to his new position in office as Permanent secretary.
