Bila P' Moi

"Where is the Job? We do not even have money for capital. Please  ask Government  to offer us jobs or donate each household  money. We do not  have land to dig.... " This statement was made by some Social Media Pundit in Acholi. These kind of statements from the young people come amidst million calls from political, social, cultural and opinion leaders asking youths to create their own jobs.  In Uganda, 78% of the population is under the age of 31.  while about 700,000 young people reach working age every year in Uganda, only 75,000 jobs are available. Most time when children are being brought up and taken to schools, they grow up thinking that, upon finishing their studies, government, organisation or a company will eventually employ them. Months after graduation, real life begins to appear different from the perception accumulated when at school. After completion of education, a few of your colleagues will get employed. With zeal you continue walking s...

 Yesterday 11 April 2023 Rt.Hon. Richard Todwong together with his team had a productive time with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the people of west Nile at the golf course grounds Arua during president's tour of the West Nile subregion, highlighting the NRM's success in wealth creation in the Sub-region. NRM government has empowered farmers, entrepreneurs,and youth with the tools and resources needed to thrive. The regime has also improved health care and enhanced road networks. The Secretary General said NRM government is committed to build a better West nile.

1) The first thing to do is changing our mindset. Poverty lives in the mind. You can not be poor if you refuse to be poor. It's confirmed that poverty is a mental issue. How can a person with at least an acre of fertile land calls himself a poor man? Let's change our reasoning. 2) Embrace all funds(programs) from government targeting poverty eradication. 3) Every one must become productive. At least you must have some products for sales. It's really absurd that our children say they don't have work to do, yet they have big chunks of land lying empty. 4) People must learn to support one another.  Buy from the locals and by that, we keep our economy growing. If you buy from lurok's shops at the expense of our own, you are indirectly fighting our finances. 5) Let's try to improve on our services and products in terms of quality and quantity. Look at our eating points, hygiene needs improvement. Talking about agriculture, both quality and quantity of our farm produc...

  Just like president Museveni learned a lot and forgotten nothing about how formation of political parties in a way so much associated to tribal and religious interest messed the country in the early days, Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi instead learned nothing and forgotten all.  The agenda of NUP from its inception has never been clear to ugandans. The most unfortunate bit is that the cruelty getto boys and girls from central uganda have hijacked the party in away that the whole thing looks Baganda. President Museveni in his wisdom had established a platform that brings all ugandans together irrespective of religious affiliation and tribal line, before even rushing to register it as a party. NRM has proven to be a mass party for all. Leadership within the party does not sideline any Ugandan. Let's join NRM, but if you can not do so, just embrace its developmental programs like our elder, President General Norbert Mao did. Long live NRM! Long live Mzee! Long live Rt.Hon. Todwong! Lon...

As christians, we commemorate the truimphan entry of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem, and may this Palm Sunday strengthen our faith and love for one another. As a country, may this Palm Sunday unite us beyond all kinds of differences and boundaries. May our faith continue to grow and build us both spiritually and physically!