[WestNileNet] Fundraising for Dr. Atiku

[alaka caleb]

Dear colleagues,

West Nile Foundation is going to fundraise for Dr. Atiku.

Jackson, thanks for the Idea and God bless you.
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[WestNileNet] Cafe

[alaka caleb]

Congs Christine, that was extremely brilliant
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 35, Issue 10

[alaka caleb]

Milton, this suggestion is okay. We shall look forward to the same.
Members have however suggested that we shift the date to 30/7/2011 at
the same venue at the same time. They feel friday is not ideal.

On 7/9/11, anguyo milton  wrote:
> All,this is very good,the meetng should be held as has been announced by the
> leadership.For the record,I am requesting this be linked up via skype or
> podcast,this will increase the number of interested people who wish to
> attend but for various reasons cannot be physically present at the venue on
> that day to listen and make their contributions.A video to listen and see
> the proceedings is really appreciated and should be organized,I look forward
> to hearing from those concerned on whether or not this will be possible.
>
> Milton
>
> From: "westnilenet-requ...@kym.net" 
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Sent: Thursday, July 7, 2011 6:04 PM
> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 35, Issue 10
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>    1. Re: First Annual General Meeting For West Nile    Foundation
>       (Maandera)
>    2. Re: HONOURABLE ALEX ONZIMA AND WN CAUCUS MEMBERS.
>       (Dimba Tabani Patrick)
>    3. (no subject) (Alioni Emmanuel Drajole)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2011 15:45:59 +0400
> From: Maandera 
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] First Annual General Meeting For West Nile
>     Foundation
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>
> This suggestion, for Saturday 30th July, sounds very reasonable.
>
> Maandera
>
> On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Patrick Ezaga  wrote:
>
>> Hello Caleb,
>>
>> This move is of course appreciated. However, i note that the proposed date
>> is a work day and this may affect the attendance of some potential members
>> due to work commitments. Unless impeded by legal provisions, i suggest
>> that
>> the AGM be held on Saturday July 30th, 2011 at the same venue and time.
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 8:10 AM, Mickson Abati
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Caleb and Members.
>>>
>>> Im glad  to confirm my attendance come 29th July 2011.
>>>
>>> Mickson
>>>
>>> --- On *Sun, 3/7/11, alaka caleb * wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> From: alaka caleb 
>>> Subject: [WestNileNet] First Annual General Meeting For West Nile
>>> Foundation
>>> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>>> Date: Sunday, 3 July, 2011, 15:44
>>>
>>> Dear members,
>>>
>>> The leadership of the Foundation Invites all prospective members, actual
>>> members and well wishers of the West Nile Foundation to attend its first
>>> ever General meeting
>>> 1.  Date:  29th July 2011
>>> 2.  Venue: Kampala Rugby Club
>>> 3. Time: 2.00 p.m
>>> 4. Agenda
>>>     - Prayers
>>>     -Integration of other communities of West Nile in the Main Stream
>>>     - Sources of Funds (membership, dinner, West Nile Night e..t.c)
>>>     -The Secretariat
>>>     -A.O.B
>>>
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[WestNileNet] First Annual General Meeting For West Nile Foundation

[alaka caleb]

Dear members,

The leadership of the Foundation Invites all prospective members, actual
members and well wishers of the West Nile Foundation to attend its first
ever General meeting
1.  Date:  29th July 2011
2.  Venue: Kampala Rugby Club
3. Time: 2.00 p.m
4. Agenda
- Prayers
-Integration of other communities of West Nile in the Main Stream
- Sources of Funds (membership, dinner, West Nile Night e..t.c)
-The Secretariat
-A.O.B
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 32, Issue 59

[alaka caleb]

Jackson I think we need to find out programs of all those students
from tertiary institutions hailing from West Nile to enable us avoid
duplicity in actions and streamline their operations for the common
good. We might also fund those programs we believe are relevant to our
theme of developing


On 4/30/11, JohnAJackson  wrote:
> MAYTSA
>
> Dear folks of Makerere,
>
> In 2010, the former chairman laid a foundation for Career couching &
> Tutoring during holidays. He had started an elaborate and modest budget for
> this program, a list of schools they will visit, etc.
>
> The most recent fund raising alert that was send out  amonth ago did not
> have any details at all.  I would recommend and suggest that for fund
> raising purpose, a budget should accompany the effort so that it is
> appealing to donors  who are willing to help.
>
> If I recall, Tabu Lambert followed this guidance and was able to raise funds
> for their term activities in 2010 effectively.
>
> For the sake of financial accountability, people who are trying to raise
> funds for worth while causes should post  a budget as well so that well
> wishers can  justify  donating their pennies.
>
> JJavudria
>
> On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 4:00 AM,  wrote:
>
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>>   1. Re: MOSA general meeting (Adiga Godi)
>>   2. Happy Easter (patrick gatre)
>>
>>
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2011 13:26:29 -0700 (PDT)
>> From: Adiga Godi 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] MOSA general meeting
>> Message-ID: <522535.10781...@web120014.mail.ne1.yahoo.com>
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
>>
>> Dear members of MOSA,
>> Last year I went home and visited Mvara Seconadry School. As a chemist I
>> was interested to see chemistry lab. The lab did not look like the
>> chemistry
>> lab I had at Nyakasura in the 60s but may be looking the?same as Mvara
>> now.?Are there any chemistry equipments for the students who would like to
>> do science lab work in this school? How do they prepare for practicals, as
>> we used to call them?
>> There is also the isue of the asbestose which is cancerous, which is still
>> on the roofs of the whole school. I hope the former students do not
>> develope
>> such illness in the future!
>> Could the MOSA group discus the two issues I have just raised above and
>> make sure when the school is renovated, that we have good and well equiped
>> labs and that the asbestose is removed completely.
>> No wonder our school results are always disappointing.
>> ?Happy Deliberations!
>> Thanks.
>> Adiga Godi
>> a concerned son of the district.
>>
>>
>> --- On Tue, 4/26/11, Ejibua Sam  wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: Ejibua Sam 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] MOSA general meeting
>> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>> Date: Tuesday, April 26, 2011, 8:56 AM
>>
>>
>> This is to invite all the old students of Mvara S.S and well wishers of
>> MOSA for a general meeting due friday 29/04/2011 at Choma - Centenary park
>> starting at 5:30pm.
>>
>> Issues to discuss:
>>
>>
>>
>> MOSA awards
>> Plans for MOSA dinner.
>> Status of the school and plans of action.Please keep time and inform
>> friends who may not be on the West Nile Net.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Ejibua Sam Anguzu
>> CHAIRMAN - MOSA
>>
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 32, Issue 39

[alaka caleb]

Jackson, We shall most probably all be in Arua for Easter, I am going
to liase with Ejiku and see whether we can have a formal meeting for
West Nile Foundation at Club House on Saturday?

On 4/18/11, JohnAJackson  wrote:
> Dear brothers and sisters,
>
> We all started well with this idea of West Nile Foundation. Its seems
> getting organized on the ground to formalize the ogarnization is even
> getting tougher.
>
> I would strongly encourage the acting executive on the ground to try to
> build a team and consesus around the idea of getting together and approve
> the documents. Let us keep up the enthusiasm moving forward.  We have so
> much talent here among us and put this talent to use. The worst mistake will
> be to kill the the public support and high expection they have for this
> initiative.
>
> As Professionals, if we start something and drop it like a hot cake, this
> will reflect badly on us all. How can we blame  people managing
> different departments in the region for doing nothing or too little  if we
> behave the same way?
>
> On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 4:00 AM,  wrote:
>
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>> Today's Topics:
>>
>>   1. Nebbi Teenagers Plight (alaka caleb)
>>   2. Re: Science cafe in Arua (alfred oyo)
>>   3. Nebbi Teenager's Plight (Robert Ejiku)
>>
>>
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2011 08:36:43 +0300
>> From: alaka caleb 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] Nebbi Teenagers Plight
>> Message-ID: 
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>>
>> Dear colleagues,
>>
>> You may all be aware about the fate of a West Nile kid hailing from
>> Nebbi who was defiled and has given birth at the age of 13. The grand
>> mother is 28 years. Whereas our lawyers should follow up the
>> defilement issue, my attention has been brought towards the families
>> current problems. According to the New Vision of today, the family
>> stays in a 6,000/= rented place and they can't afford any thing. The
>> young girl wants to resume school, the family survives by selling
>> firewood and sim sim. From the above, I have initiated a basket to
>> mobilize funds for the short term upkeep of the baby, the young mother
>> and probably part of the girls school fees. For this initiative, I
>> have contributed Ug.Shs 100,000/= I will hand it over to Mr. Anguzu
>> Rogers our treasurer and any money we shall have contributed will be
>> handed over to the Chairperson of Uganda Red cross Mr. Tom Buruku  on
>> Tthursday this week. Any one willing to help should get it touch with
>> Anguzu. All contributions will be documented and accounted.
>>
>>
>> --
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>> Message: 2
>> Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:20:51 -0700 (PDT)
>> From: alfred oyo 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Science cafe in Arua
>> Message-ID: <610344.17319...@web161813.mail.bf1.yahoo.com>
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
>>
>> Dear Uncle Nyax,
>>
>> I have been?on the move for quite some time and have not been checking ma
>> mails.
>> i have read with concern about this Science Cafe in Arua. Can u please
>> tell
>> me
>> more about the same, weather it took? place or not and when the next will
>> be. i
>> am interested in joining?in the next Cafe.
>> I attended one in Nalya which was very interesting and educative.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Oyo.
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>> From: ALFRED NYAKUNI 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Sent: Fri, April 15, 2011 12:42:30 PM
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Science cafe in Arua
>>
>>
>> Hai,
>> In da mood on Radio Pacis 90.9 FM (Uncle Nyax & Baby Francis) ,June Flexi(
>> Captivation Zone-Radio Pacis 94.5FM are already mobilizing audience for
>> this
>&

Re: [WestNileNet] Nebbi Teenager's Plight

[alaka caleb]

Robert,

I think the idea of us delivering the assistance is welcome, but in
the mean time, can members raise what ever they can. Listen Ladies and
Gentlemen, Imagine you were dead and your great grand daughter was
raped while she was 13, Yet your daughter is 28 but now a grandmother,
what would you do in your helpless grave. It does not matter whether
one is from Nebbi or any where. Why are we quiet. Ndugu Anguzu, how
many West Nilers have responded to this clarion call?

On 4/18/11, anthony ajiku  wrote:
> Great gesture comrades,
> The team at the helm of the up coming West Nile Culture and Heritage Event
> will
> have a special basket to this cause.
>
> Gbu and kind regards.
>
>
> 
> From: Robert Ejiku 
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Sent: Mon, 18 April, 2011 9:25:47
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Nebbi Teenager's Plight
>
> Alaka,
>
> I would love that a visit is paid to the family especially when some of us
> travel for the Easter weekend in Arua. I am also not sure if we should pass
> through Red Cross or we set up the initiative and deliver it. Your gesture
> is
> fantastic however I would love if we can also assess the short term needs (6
> months to one year) of this family.
>
>
> The news  papers today say, the grandmother plans to take the family to the
> village to avoid rent which would inevitably affect the young mother's
> chances
> of going to school and even the baby's health could deteriorate as a result.
> Its
> best to get the baby out of danger first before any decision of that nature
> is
> taken. If a room of UGX 6,000 per month is okay for them to live in, I can
> offer
> them the year's rent. With other additional help from our good selves on
> this
> network we can raise them resources to last them sometime.
>
>
> The immediate assistance to rescue them from dying needs to go as quickly as
> possible as Alaka has started but more help needs to be got for sometime.
> Some
> of the resources need not be money but in kind to avoid mismanagement. In
> anycase we need also to think about how the resources raised can be used in
> a
> sustainable manner. Is the simsim business worth or is there something else
> they
> can do? Assistance to them can also be extended in measured amounts over
> time
> and not large once. These can be assessed.
>
> My take, over to fellow contributors on this network.
>
> "The only thing that will make evil triumph is when good men and women
> standby
> and do nothing"
>
>
> Ejiku,
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[WestNileNet] Nebbi Teenagers Plight

[alaka caleb]

Dear colleagues,

You may all be aware about the fate of a West Nile kid hailing from
Nebbi who was defiled and has given birth at the age of 13. The grand
mother is 28 years. Whereas our lawyers should follow up the
defilement issue, my attention has been brought towards the families
current problems. According to the New Vision of today, the family
stays in a 6,000/= rented place and they can't afford any thing. The
young girl wants to resume school, the family survives by selling
firewood and sim sim. From the above, I have initiated a basket to
mobilize funds for the short term upkeep of the baby, the young mother
and probably part of the girls school fees. For this initiative, I
have contributed Ug.Shs 100,000/= I will hand it over to Mr. Anguzu
Rogers our treasurer and any money we shall have contributed will be
handed over to the Chairperson of Uganda Red cross Mr. Tom Buruku  on
Tthursday this week. Any one willing to help should get it touch with
Anguzu. All contributions will be documented and accounted.
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[WestNileNet] Conspirancy of silence

[alaka caleb]

Dear members,

Some time last year, we tried to build a consensus on payment of
subscription fees of 50,000/= Uganda Shillings for West Nile
Foundation. This idea was vehemently opposed by several members. Some
even pretended that they had never seen the strategic plan, the
memorandum and articles of association of WNF. Other members suggested
that we should go slow on issues of money. As a result to-date we have
no secretariat to co-ordinate our activities. We can't implement or
move any thing. Members what do we do?. Should we all abandon this
idea of having an umbrella organization. We have resisted all good
ideas, from West Nile night, the Investment Club, and even the Science
Cafe which records miserable attendances. We are comfortable and we
actively involve our selves in smaller or sectarian organizations,
when it comes to the bigger picture we sit back and savor the idea of
our leaders failing. We have forgotten that Kigs uses money to host
the West Nile net. He and Gordon Obitre-Gama had to import a server
from USA to host the net. We have taken advantage of their magnanimity
and abused it. What if they one time get fed up. By now we should have
had our own website. I think the idea of a West Nile Foundation and
the West Nile Net or forum should be discarded. Some of us were useful
to our community without these organizations,  We can still be useful
without them. Lets agree to dissolve the Forum and the Foundation.
Lets concentrate on our Local Counties, Districts, Old boys/girls
organizations in our old schools were we are more comfortable, tribes
and probably religion. Without payment of subscription fees, we have
no right to belong to and hold an organization and its leadership
accountable. Lets wind up the WNF and if our treasurer has
contributions by some members let him arrange to refund them. We
resisted the idea of a Ministry for West Nile affairs and now other
regions have Ministries. West Nile doesn't deserve us. We lied to
ourselves that we are of the Golden generation. But at this rate we
are worse than our ' Kasamvu' (Sugar cane cutter) relatives. For they
were not as  enlightened as we are.
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[WestNileNet] Get together Party with our newly elected Political Leaders

[alaka caleb]

West Nile Foundation intends to do the following.
1. Organize an interactive get together party for the newly elected
Members of Parliament, L.C V chairpersons, Mayors, opinion leaders,
Business community and C.A.O's from West Nile. The intention is to
ensure that these newly elected leaders interact with our members and
in the process, we can have some discussions about what is next for
West Nile after elections. we may tackle health, Education,
Electricity and Poverty alleviation in West Nile. There is a committee
chaired by Gordon Obitre- Gama Drate which committee includes Afema
Robert (publicity) Acidri Eddy (Treasurer), Buga Viga, Matenga Francis
Dawa, Alemi William, Ezaga Patrick, Azabo Francis and Wendy. A
tentative date of 26th March 2011 has been set. The Venue tentatively
is Barbeque Launch at Centenary Park Kampala. The President of the
Republic of Uganda may be the Chief Guest. This get together is
intended to ensure that we begin a new chapter in the Political
history of West Nile. We need to join hands as West Nilers to push our
development agenda.
2. We intend to organize Ayume Memorial Lecture some time in April.
3. We intend to organize the First Ever West Nile Convention. We shall
appoint the relevant committees for the other two efforts.
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[WestNileNet] Member ship/Subscription to WNF

[alaka caleb]

Colleagues,

We incorporated WNF as a body corporate with capacity to transact any
business in its own name. We developed the Mid term Strategic Plan. We
are to establish a secretariat to operationalise and achieve the
objectives of the Foundation. We did agree on the annual membership
fee. To date we shy away from paying the same. We must appreciate that
to-date, we are on this forum because Kigs is magnanimous. To host us
needs a server and this means that some one is incurring costs. Lets
be clear on this one. We can all be on this forum which is interactive
and informative. It has assisted us a lot. But being on this forum
does not mean that we are members of West Nile Foundation. Yes If we
support the Foundation, it may in future sustain the cost of not only
hosting this forum but also its own website. So can we be honourable
and start contributing our membership fees to the Foundation to enable
us execute its objectives.
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[WestNileNet] Prayer function at James Nyakuni's place

[alaka caleb]

Our own James Nyakuni M.D Gaagaa Bus Services is organizing a thanks
giving prayer at his residence in Munyonyo Kampala on Saturday 5th
March 2011 at 2:00 p.m. In the usual spirit, we call upon members to
make any contribution towards this function. For any Financial
contribution contact Eddie Acidri on 0782323306. We shall have a mini
fund raising drive tomorrow Wednesday 2nd March 2011 at Choma
restaurant Centenary Park at 5:00. All members are invited for the
function
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Re: [WestNileNet] Now that the electionsare over, let's get back to WNF business

[alaka caleb]

you are point on

On 2/23/11, Achile Fendru  wrote:
> Good people of West Nile,
>
>
>
> On or about February 03, 2011, in a discussion that was going on between,
> Aggrey Adrale, Vasco Oguzua and others at large, Vasco raised some very good
> points in his last posting about WNF and WNFIC that I thought deserved some
> response or at least mention from the current leadership of WNF, but to the
> best of my knowledge has not been responded to. In a nutshell Vasco wanted
> very clear and concrete information or resolution to the following;
>
>
>
> *(1) Who is a member of WNF? *
>
> *(2) What is the agreed membership fee for one to be considered a member of
> WNF?*
>
> *(3) Will paying membership to WNFIC constitute membership to WNF as these
> two seem to be two different entities which all require membership?*
>
> (4) *Since the registration of WNF sometime last year, how far has the
> organization gone in the direction of establishing a well
> constituted Leadership structure of WNF?*
>
> * *
> I also remember the excitement and euphoria that gripped the members of the
> community when it was announced that from one of the science café
> discussions resulted in a resolution for the birth of the WNFIC. This I
> quote from the posting at the time “*A lesson we all learned is to focus
> more on innovation of ideas and getting down to action when still hot,
> otherwise we face the risk of them being watered down by “Analysis by
> paralysis” a common management problem*.” Around the same time there was
> talk of us moving with high speed and lift off the ground as quickly as
> possible and start investing by the month of March. We are at the end of
> February and March is just around the corner, may we know what has come of
> all these?
>
> I know with the just concluded elections in the country a lot of effort,
> attention and concetration may have been diverted somewhere else, but I
> think it is essential that the members of the West Nile community be
> provided with regular, relevant information in order to make informed
> decisions about active participation in the affairs of the WNF. Only with
> constant information will the members feel engaged, that they have control,
> and can measure how the foundation is doing, and accept the complete
> responsibility of being a member
>
> Engaged members feel valued and are willing to put forth their best efforts,
> thoughts, and initiatives. These members can serve as dynamic role models
> for others. When a member believes that he or she creates real value that
> helps drive the objectives of the foundation through the results of his or
> her efforts, there will be positive ripple effect for the foundation in
> terms of image and outlook.
>
> Since engagement is rooted in relationships, it is not something that can be
> mandated, forced, imposed on the people just like the WNF. Building a
> community based on effective all out communication -- where there is open,
> honest exchange of ideas, information and learning from others-- is central
> for engaging a community like ours. It's equally important to empower
> members through continuous, accurate developments, not only about the
> membership choices, but also about the overall environment in which the
> foundation operates.
>
> I may have missed some mails or postings, and therefore stand corrected if
> need be.
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Birth of West Nile Foundation Investment Club

[alaka caleb]

pant causes of fatal
>> accidents on our
>> roads where we particularly lose relatives. Therefore I
>> would like to
>> suggest that Gaagaa bus company focus on this before the
>> government locks it
>> out of business. For most of the accidents are caused by
>> human error, thus
>> drivers. One might never know that the errors might be
>> politically motivated
>> or out of jealousy for another successful man in a region
>> which is not
>> supposed to register any such successes! Could sons and
>> daughters of West
>> Nile train to be drivers those buses? The debate is open.
>>
>> Finally, my heart bleeds for the relatives of those dead
>> and I would wish to
>> extend my sincere condolences to them! MAY THEY REST IN
>> PEACE!
>>
>> Alex in Frankfurt
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>> Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2011 21:49:51 -0800 (PST)
>> From: Caleb Alaka 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] Birth of West Nile Foundation
>> Investment Club
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>>
>> Ladies and Gentlemen,
>>
>> As you are absolutely aware, one of our objectives as
>> stated in our memorandum
>> and articles of association is to venture into a collective
>> investment scheme.
>> The same is also reflected in our strategic Plan. Good
>> news, Yesterday, during
>> the science cafe under the tutelage of our able sister
>> Christine Munduru, Our
>> own investment expert Denis Aliga together with our
>> ebullient elder Geoffrey
>> Onegi Obel who is the God father of Capital Markets in
>> Uganda made a breath
>> taking presentation on collective investment schemes.
>> Members then resolved to
>> move forward and as a result the Committee on the WNFIC was
>> formed. The members
>> of the committee are the following:
>> 1. ? Chairperson Richard Okuti Borao
>> 2.? Vice Chairperson Adiga Jimmy
>> 3. members Alemi Kenyi William, Akille Igu Rocks, Adukule
>> Winnie, Azabo Francis,
>> Abati Nickson. Azabo Francis is the treasurer, meanwhile
>> Denis Aliga is the
>> Investment advisor and Caleb Alaka is an ex-officio by
>> virtue of his position as
>> the President. Members also agreed that the committee
>> formulates its TOR, and
>> members are urged to contribute a minimum of 100,000 per
>> each three months to
>> the scheme, the funds will be managed by a fund manager
>> registered and approved
>> by the capital markets authority.
>>
>>
>>
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>> Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2011 05:50:30 + (GMT)
>> From: Gilbert Ringtho 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Gaaga accident
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>>
>> My heartfelt condolesces to the lost ones.May the Lord
>> their Souls in Eternal
>> peace.
>>
>> More meetings will be required to re-aweken the drivers,
>> tech. staff and
>> mgt...Are the speed governors on?..
>>
>> Gaaga may find it useful to invest in Speed monitoring
>> devices. and own traffic
>> wardens.
>>
>> Hope to see improvements.
>>
>> Gilbert
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>> From: alaka caleb 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Sent: Sun, 23 January, 2011 15:01:03
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] Gaaga accident
>>
>> Some time, last year, we met the owners of the different
>> buses and
>> discussed the rampant accidents on our route. We then had a
>> meeting
>> with all the drivers of Gaaga, the owner, and technical
>> staff. The
>> meeting lasted for almost six hours we made some
>> resolutions, the
>> drivers gave their view. As a result we had no accidents
>> during the
>> festive periods. I too was

Re: [WestNileNet] Death Announcement

[alaka caleb]

condolences,  to the family and the West Nile community at large. The
beginning of this year has been a trying moment for us,but  the Lord
giveth and taketh May his name be praised

On 1/25/11, Charles Male  wrote:
> Dear Westnilenetters:
>
>  It is with great sorrow that we announce the untimely death of Mr. Johnson
> Modesto Ombiga, a  Westnilenet member, an elder in the West Nile and Ugandan
> Community in Ottawa and Canada at large. Mr. Ombiga passed away on Monday,
> January 24, 2011 after a brief illness.
> The late Mr. Ombiga hails from Nyamudi Village in LUDARA PARISH, KOBOKO
> DISTRICT. Please pass on the message to the many relatives and friends of
> the late Mr. Ombiga within Uganda.
>
> Westnilenetters in North America who wish to pass their condolences may call
> the family at 613-220-1327 (Cell -- Mrs Mary Ombiga), 613 - 421-4928 (home).
>
> May his sould rest in eternal peace!
>
> Charles Male
> Ottawa
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Re: [WestNileNet] What Really became of the Barifa Land Issue

[alaka caleb]

Ya, a court case was filed. Civil Courts Country wide are in vacation.
Judges last week were for the annual Judges conference. This is how
bad it is. However as soon as Courts become operational may be in a
week or two, you will be updated

On 1/23/11, Vasco Oguzua  wrote:
> Reading from this report in the New Vision, it would seem to me there was no
> legal follow up as the President of WNF had indicated in one his messages he
> posted early this month. Was there any legal redress sought in the Barifa
> Land issue which I believe most contributors of the forum were in favour of.
> This article below picked my interest to ask this question. '
>
> http://www.sundayvision.co.ug/detail.php?mainNewsCategoryId=7&newsCategoryId=134&newsId=744593
>
> On a sad note, I would like to extend my condolences to the families of the
> people who were involved in the Gaaga Bus Accident. May the souls of those
> who died rest in eternal peace and may those in the hospital have a quick
> recovery.
>
> Vasco
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[WestNileNet] Gaaga accident

[alaka caleb]

Some time, last year, we met the owners of the different buses and
discussed the rampant accidents on our route. We then had a meeting
with all the drivers of Gaaga, the owner, and technical staff. The
meeting lasted for almost six hours we made some resolutions, the
drivers gave their view. As a result we had no accidents during the
festive periods. I too was shocked with the news of this accident
which injured 38 people and I think 7 died. As to what happened, I
understand the driver of the bus hit a cow the impact of which swerved
the bus right in front of an approaching lorry. The driver then
swerved back on his side not knowing that the lorry in bid to avoid a
head on collusion decided to cross to the bus's original side and as a
result, the lorry hit the bus tearing through a side.
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[WestNileNet] latest report about Entebbe incidence

[alaka caleb]

Christine,

Thanks so much for the leadership you exhibited. For long, people have
meted all sorts of oppression on us. I remember an incident some ten
years ago, where some 2 boys from Arua where burnt to death in Bwaise
just because they were suspected to be robbers, yet these boys were
attending evening lectures. The villagers  could not understand why
these boys spent the whole day in doors and move out in the evening.
The culprits were sentenced to death.  We have to be the voice for our
people since they are voiceless by virtue of excessive poverty, low
self esteem and other historical factors.. Otherwise keep up the
spirit
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[WestNileNet] Barifa Land Saga

[alaka caleb]

Andua,

Thanks for your informative communication about the forest. Are
members still cagey about our resolve to go to Court?  Any way we are
going to Court next week and we shall update you step by step.
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[WestNileNet] Happy new year

[alaka caleb]

This is to wish you a prosperous new year. Take care during this
period. Lets avoid doing anything in excess be it fun, or not. This
year was a foundation and I think we shall start construction of the
building (WNF) from Next year which is tomorrow. If you are to party,
do it knowing that we all need you. Avoid excessive consumption of
alcohol, don't drink and drive, avoid a physical confrontation with
any body despite any provocation. Remember an insult does not create a
wound or a scar on any one and let it pass. Finally, lets forgive each
other for anything we said, uttered or wrote which could have offended
the other. Let 2011 be a new year. Thank you so much.

President,
West Nile Foundation
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Re: [WestNileNet] Barifa Land Grabbed/ west nile Golf course in ruins

[alaka caleb]

I talked to some officials of Arua Municipal Council, they are also at
a loss. They do not know what is happening. Even the District Land
Board is perplexed. The District officials are at a loss. Rumour is
that its Tullow oil to which the land has been given. I also
understand that NFA has not de-gazetted the forest and has a
Memorundum of understanding with Arua Municipal Council for the
Municipal Council to use the land upon giving the alternative which
the Municipal Council acquired in Logiri.

As for the resolution, it can just be our consensus on the net. But
let any other person with information share it with us. Remember the
culture of land grabbing is entreching it self in Uganda. It is only
the Acholis who have resisted it, lets see what we can do

On 12/14/10, aliti candia  wrote:
> Dear all,
>
>  I was in Arua last week end and indeed part of the forest just opposite
> mayors
> residence, next to the NFA arua Office has been cleared for ' i was made to
> understand construction of 40 units of modern residential houses'. I was
> forward
> to members to to seek official information from NFA and Arua Municipal
> council
> before any action is taken.
> Secondly the West Nile Golf course is also going to the ruins, the club and
> the
> municipal can no longer maintain it and eventually people will begin lokking
> at
> it with demanding eyes for investment, what do we do? i was made to
> understand
> that the cutter is spoiled! This may also be a topic to share especially
> during
> this festive season; Merry X mass to all
>
> Aliti
>
>
>
>
> 
> From: Caleb Alaka 
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Sent: Tue, December 14, 2010 3:34:27 PM
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Barifa Land Grabbed
>
>
> As you are all aware, Barifa forest is one of the Central Government Forest
> reserves. Some two or so years ago, Arua Municipal Council attempted to
> expand
> and extend its boundaries for a better planned Town. The Municipal then
> applied
> to the National Forest Authority to have Barifa de-gazetted. NFA accepted on
> condition that the Municipal Council got an alternative land for the forest.
> Municipal then got land worth 100 Million Shillings in Logiri and it has
> been
> paying for the land. I understand the Municipal Council intended to re-plan
> Barifa into a new Arua Town. Now some people have emerged from nowhere
> claiming
> that they are acting "on orders from above" and they have been clearing
> Barifa
> forest. The RDC Arua is the one purportedly supervising these people who
> have
> moved several trucks on the land. For us to act as WNF, we need a resolution
> and
> or a consent of the members so that we instruct our lawyers to file a suit
> stopping these guys from constructing any thing on the land and evicting
> them.
> If this situation is not arrested, Arua Municipal Council will loose the 100
> Million shillings, we shall not have a better planned town and we shall in
> the
> words of the Bishop be worthless. What is your take on this
>
>
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Sam Ejibua

[alaka caleb]

Its a pity that this has happened to Sam. The statistics from Police
show that "iron bar hit men" are on the rise. These thugs way lay
their unsuspecting victims either at the entrance of their homes or at
any dark corner.

By nature of our interactions, we may not avoid moving late at night.
However, it is important that we move in groups. In the event that you
are dropping some one home, ensure that he is within the confines of
his perimeter wall before you take off, and if you are being dropped
don't insist on being dropped very far away from home. Anyway we wish
a quick recovery for Sam and God Bless him

On 12/14/10, Onzoma Apollo  wrote:
> Comrades
>
> Its really sad that Sam got attacked by the thugs on the eve of the day for
> prayers held at okuvu church for our departed comrades. It very good that
> there is some improvement. I thank colligues for the support provided to him
> at this moment when he has been experiencing alot of pain and updates
> provided on his progress. I wish Sam quick recovery.
>
> Onzoma A.
>
> On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 10:12 PM, milburga atcero  wrote:
>
>>   This sounds perfectly planned agenda. There is need to look into it very
>> carefully. May the good lord protect our very hardworking and heartless
>> brothers and sisters  from evil hearted people.
>>
>> *Ms Milburga ATCERO
>> *
>>
>> **
>> *
>> --
>> *
>>
>> **
>>
>> *Lecturer Makerere University Business School*
>>
>> *Présidente Association des professeurs de français en Ouganda*
>>
>> *Présidente Conseil d'Administration Alliance Française de Kampala*
>>
>> *Secrétaire Général association des professeurs de français d'Afrique et
>> d'Océan Indien*
>>
>> *PhD /**Doctorante  à la Sorbonne** Paris III*
>>
>>  --
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> +256(0)712-834-872
>> *matc...@yahoo.com*
>>
>> --- On *Mon, 12/13/10, William Worodria * wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: William Worodria 
>>
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Sam Ejibua
>> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>> Date: Monday, December 13, 2010, 5:06 AM
>>
>>
>>  Dear All,
>>
>> This is disheartening news happening to one of our best.  I pray for his
>> speedy recovery. Is this a planned happening?
>>
>> William
>>
>>
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>> *From:* Acidri David Onzima 
>> *To:* WNF 
>> *Sent:* Sun, 12 December, 2010 12:06:25
>> *Subject:* [WestNileNet] Sam Ejibua
>>
>>   Dear all
>>
>> I received a telepohone call this morning that Sam Ejibua was assaulted by
>> thugs the previous night, a couple of meters away from his residence.
>>
>> Sam is said to be admitted at Bugolobi Nursing Centre, opposite Nakumat
>> Supermarket Bugolobi (formerly Payless Supermarket).
>>
>> Can those of you who are within Kampala check on him and advise us on his
>> condition as among other things, his phone was taken by the thugs, thus
>> making communication with him impossible.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Acidri David Onzima
>>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Forgotten point

[alaka caleb]

Robert,

No body is clinging to leadership, if anything some of us including
yourself have on several occassions rescued our people in our
capacities as leaders at the expense of almost failing to fuel our
cars. It is not a tea party. What we are just saying is that let
things be done within the framework of the law. Try to register as a
candidate without paying the relevant fees and see if Uganda's
Electoral Commission can accept your nomination or try to vote when
you are not a registered voter and see if you will cast your ballot in
the forth comming Presidential and Parliamentary Elections

On 11/27/10, ejikurob...@gmail.com  wrote:
> Alaka,
>
> 'Members' are in a hurry to get leaders and why deny them the nearest
> opportunity?
>
> The suggestion of the family day is a matter of regional urgency. Let's not
> ignore that.
> Ejiku
> S e n t   f r o m   m y   B l a c k B e r r y ®   s m a r t p h o n e
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Caleb Alaka 
> Sender: westnilenet-boun...@kym.netdate: Sat, 27 Nov 2010 12:32:41
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
> Reply-To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Forgotten point
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Re: [WestNileNet] The Strategic Plan

[alaka caleb]

Bwana Achile, this is a good idea which Jackson and Denis should look at too

On 10/18/10, Achile Fendru  wrote:
> Mr. Alaka and the good team, I don’t know in what realm this would fall
> within the plan or if somebody has already suggested this, but here it is.
> How about specifically mentioning establishing and managing computer centers
> in the towns like Nebbi, Arua, Koboko, Yumbe and Moyo? As ably attested to
> here in the forum, our area and people are very poor. Some of our people may
> want to learn or even follow some of the discussions and events happening
> here on the net, but as we know they are not able to. If we could start with
> these centers furnished with about 20 computers each and all connected to
> the internet, could be a start.  These days when we talk about literacy,
> education and research, computers are the driving force. The more we expose
> our youth to the 21st century technology, the better their chances of
> competing in this global arena.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 1:07 AM, Caleb Alaka  wrote:
>
>>   I would wish to remind members to look at our strategic plan once again.
>> We need further inputs in order to finalize thesame. We have got some
>> important input from Aliga Denis in terms of a blue print and
>> JohnAJackson.
>> We have attached a copy
>>
>>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Re: My [ENG. AJEDRA ARIDRU] Proposals for What should be the Election issues in West Nile

[alaka caleb]

> politicians
> who can make things move, who are objectively assertive and not the types
> who
> are going to beg but fight for what is odained on us as a right of being
> Ugandans like the other parts of the country.
>
> 2. Education. While we know that the government is trying its best to focus
> on
> standards let us not wait for that long future, which may never come. Many
> times
> I ponder over continuous complains of declining standards in what used to be
> our
> traditional good performing Schools namely Mvara S.S, St. Joseph's College
> Ombaci, St. Charles Lwanga Koboko, St. Aloysius Nyapea. At this point in
> time I
> want to ask a fundamental question to our aspiring politicians: Apart from
> the
> call for government support to improve education not only in the above
> mentioned
> schools what agenda do they have to strengthen the PTA executives and the
> Boards
> of these school to be objectively critical of the administration of the
> schools
> and motivation of the teaching and the support staff.
>
> My view is that until now our schools have been run on pro-poor approach.
> What
> can a fees structure of Sh 270,000/= (on average) do to run to run schools
> of
> the above calibre. Compare the fees structures of the above schools with
> that of
> other similar schools (K.C Budo, Gayaza, Namilyango, etc). I think we have
> simply given in too much to be accommodative of the poor thus encouraging
> them
> to be more lazy. I am lucky to have traversed almost all regions of Uganda
> and
> indeed our level of commitment to work for our economic emancipation and
> therefore other social status is wanting in West Nile.
>
> Let's ask ourselves and give sincere anwers. Were these schools any cheaper
> in
> the days of their glories? Were our dedicated parents not growing cotton,
> tobacco, rearing livestock in the names of education children. How many
> parents
> are today working tooth and nail, spending sleepless nights planning for
> fees
> for sending their children to the expensive private schools? Where do we
> start
> from? Do we view UPE and USE as God-sent and therefore resign from our
> responsibilities of doing more for the sake of our children's future? When
> the
> President of Uganda, Y.K. Museveni openly threatens to arrest and prosecute
> those who violate the UPE and USE policies have we asked ourselves if he has
> ever arrested anyone from Nakasero Primary School (a stone throw away from
> Nakasero State Lodge), Kitante Primary, Buganda Road Primary, etc, etc? Are
> these schools operating purely on UPE releases? The answer is no...so why
> can't
> we stand by our schools administration  and do a little more. If parents can
> be
> charged to purchase scholastic/ non-scholastic items and "donate" them to
> the
> private schools they send their children to why not sensitise the
> stakeholders,
> the PTA, the Boards on similar causes in our schools?
>
> Over to you the politicians. Get challenged to rally the local people to
> interprete Government policies such as the UPE and USE; how they affect us
> now and help us to visualise the future given our religious following of the
> policies. Government is just a means but not a solution, we should not fear
> to
> tackle policies which blindfold us. We should be able to openly bring forth
> the
> pros and cones of government policies so that we can make informed
> decisions.
>
> Let us challenge our people to plan better for their families as goes the
> saying, "a man's success is counted not in the money he makes but what
> family he
> brings out". Fear not the people to make them know that they are the greater
> part of the solution and the external support, be it from the government and
> other partners will be but a drop.
>
> My apologies for sounding cynical in this debate. It is food for thought.
>
> Aggrey Adrale
>
> --- On Sat, 16/10/10, alaka caleb  wrote:
>
>
>>From: alaka caleb 
>>Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: My [ENG. AJEDRA ARIDRU] Proposals for What
>> should
>>be the Election issues in West Nile
>>To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>>Date: Saturday, 16 October, 2010, 9:59
>>
>>
>>Vasco, you need not apologize, you have just said the truth. Who does
>>not know that Electricity in West Nile can change the face of the
>>region. Imagine the creation of an Industrial Park in Bondo, do you
>>know how many DFI way may get. Investors eying for the greater DRC and
>>South Sudan Market will shift their Industries to West Nile. We shall
>>become an Industrial city and who does not know the benefits of being
>>in

[WestNileNet] Fine tuning the Strategic Plan

[alaka caleb]

JohnAJackson and Denis Aliga will gather your views on the Draft
Strategic Plan for the Foundation and incorporate them into a final
working document which we shall approve and it will hence become our
strategic plan.I urge all members to consider this phase of our
development as a serious matter. The tendency to be silent while
called to make inputs to such important documents should not be
condoned. Lets not wait to criticize ourselves on our inability to
translate our ideas into what can transform West Nile. Hope we
concentrate on this matter in the next few days so that we prepare to
establish the secretariat. As we await the opening of our account,
lets start saving to contribute our first annual membership fee for
the foundation. This will come after we have agreed on the Strategic
Plan and established a secretariat.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Re: My [ENG. AJEDRA ARIDRU] Proposals for What should be the Election issues in West Nile

[alaka caleb]

Vasco, you need not apologize, you have just said the truth. Who does
not know that Electricity in West Nile can change the face of the
region. Imagine the creation of an Industrial Park in Bondo, do you
know how many DFI way may get. Investors eying for the greater DRC and
South Sudan Market will shift their Industries to West Nile. We shall
become an Industrial city and who does not know the benefits of being
industrialized. But for the last six years as you rightfully opined,
our Members of Parliament from West Nile have been in a deep slumber.
We had the portfolio and or the docket of Minister of State for
Energy, this Gentleman was a former Managing Director of Uganda
Electricity Board, what did he do. Absolutely nothing. So the
imperative is for our aspiring politicians to know that we are now
organized as the Fourth Estate, the voice of the voice less and an
alternative power block. This is not a threat. Your Executive is
working on a blue print for rolling out the Foundation and We need our
aspiring Politicians to know that failure to deliver will make us to
exercise our recall options in the Constitution. We are not going to
wait for voters to throw them out in their primaries after another
five wasted years. Dr. Gabriel and all the other members of this forum
who are aspiring for Parliamentary Elections,  be assured of our
support if and only if you demonstrate that you are pro West Nile. I
am glad that Dr. Aridru is responding to our clarion call. I do not
know what the other aspirants are doing. It is not enough to imagine
that you are canvasing votes in the villages. Be ware that we are now
organized to pull some strings.  we are aware that Parties have their
manifestos but we need the candidates to high light what they intend
to do for West Nile. For instance the idea of rebuilding the Arua
Market originated from West Nile Foundation. they did the lobbying and
shared experiences with the Local Leaders in Arua Municipality. The
Mayor Asiki and LC III chairman of Arua Hill Division Mr. Matua and
their council took over the idea and now we are in the process of
having a decent market which will benefit the thousands of our mothers
who work in the market.

On 10/15/10, Stephen Ogua Adraka  wrote:
> Dear Eng. Dr. Ajedra,
>
> Thanks for the ideas you have so far expressed about your political mission
> if elected. Let us critically examine your political philosophy for
> suitability so as to distinguish you from those who tend to be egocentric,
> inconsistent, opportunistic, lukewarm, and distant from the reality of the
> voters after elections.
>
> For your request "*Please let me know how you can get a copy*.", my answer
> is that, there are so many text formats available for you to use. It all
> depends on what you computer offers. For our purpose Portable Document
> Format or Word Format would suffice to attach your manifesto.
>
> Good luck brother.
>
> Ogua Adraka
>
>
>
> On 15 October 2010 14:32, Gilbert Ringtho  wrote:
>
>> Thx Dr.It will be a great Idea to work avail a comprehensive manifesto.We
>> shall then guage you against the "WestNile checklist or
>> requirements"..i.e Yet to be agreed upon by the forum.
>>
>>
>> rgds
>>
>> Gilbert
>>
>>  --
>> *From:* gard ajedra 
>> *To:* A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> *Sent:* Fri, 15 October, 2010 12:49:24
>>
>> *Subject:* Re: [WestNileNet] Re: My [ENG. AJEDRA ARIDRU] Proposals for
>> What should be the Election issues in West Nile
>>
>>   Dear Ruffino,
>>
>> Thanks for your inquiry.  As I had said in my previous contribution, my
>> philosophy in politics is to partner with government in development
>> programs, making it easier for one to lobby.
>>
>> With regard to how I intend to address the issues of: Power, Water,
>> Sanitation, Poverty alleviation, Education, Promotion of Unity, etc, it is
>> best if I avail you my manifesto.  It is all detailed in the manifesto.
>>
>> Lack of unity and common voice of  our Members of Parliament (from West
>> Nile) is one of the major contributors for poor delivery of services to
>> our
>> people.  To this end, if elected I intend to energize the West Nile
>> Parliamentary Coccus, which is not affiliated to any political party or
>> interest.
>>
>> Please let me know how you can get a copy.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Eng. Dr. Ajedra Gabriel ARIDRU
>>
>>
>>
>> --- On *Thu, 10/14/10, Ezama Ruffino * wrote:
>>
>>
>> From: Ezama Ruffino 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: My [ENG. AJEDRA ARIDRU] Proposals for What
>> should be the Election issues in West Nile
>> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>> Date: Thursday, October 14, 2010, 12:02 PM
>>
>> Hi Dr Gabriel
>> Its good to know that you have spelt these issues inn your manifesto.
>> Could
>> you let us know how you intend to translate this to the benefit of West
>> Nile
>> in a better way than candidates of other parties?
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Ruffino
>>
>> -Inline Attachment Follows-
>>
>> __

[WestNileNet] Establishment of a secretariat

[alaka caleb]

As you are aware, we did develop a five years strategic plan. To
implement this Plan, we are going to establish a secretariat which
initially will be managed by a volunteer. The Terms of reference for
the Administrator were developed and we are fine tuning the same
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[WestNileNet] Openning Up of an account with Post Bank

[alaka caleb]

The Management of West Nile Foundation has made a resolution to open
up a current account with Post Bank Nkrumah Road Branch. Your
Treasurer Anguzu Rogers will be the Principle signatory to the
accounts. He will withdraw money upon approval by the Executive either
with the President or the First Vice President Ejiku Robert. The
account will be opened tomorrow and you will be informed.
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[WestNileNet] Loss of a members wife and kid

[alaka caleb]

Alemi William Kenyi's follower lost a wife and a newly borne baby. You
can hand over any condolence message to our treasurer Anguzu Rogers.
May the almighty God comfort the family during this trying moment
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[WestNileNet] Investment fund

[alaka caleb]

Vasco, Your suggestion for us to create a fund is spot on. I discussed
with Dennis Aliga about crafting a fund for West Nile Foundation and
he is working on it. As soon as he  completes, we shall share the
idea.
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[WestNileNet] Successful trip to Nairobi

[alaka caleb]

The trip by members of the Foundation to Nairobi for the soccer match
was successful. We traveled back safely and made a raucous impact not
only in Uganda but also Kenya.
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[WestNileNet] Memorial Service for our fallen brothers

[alaka caleb]

Dear all.

Your Foundation is organizing a memorial service for the young lads
who passed on during the tragic accident. This Service will be held on
14th day of November 2010 at Okuvu Church of Uganda. A committee
chaired by Ejibua Sam has been put in place to organize the same. The
main celebrant will be Bishop Joel of Madi & West Nile Diocese. We
have worked out a budget and we shall inform you about details as soon
as possible.
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[WestNileNet] Mzee Simei Nyai's claim of royalty for the Uganda National Flag

[alaka caleb]

Aggrey,

Thanks for this information. I remember of recent, the Professor who
wrote the National Anthem dragged Government to Court and he was
compensated. Suits always have limitation periods. but for continuous
issues like use of royalty, Limitation periods do not apply. I will
try to discuss with Matenga, Ojaku, Akile, Ondoma and Okecha and we
shall see the way forward. The Old man needs to prove that it is him
who designed the flag
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Re: [WestNileNet] Our brothers and sisters in Jails in China

[alaka caleb]

Brothers and sisters

We have a number of lawyers on this forum. I am going to organize a
meeting for them to see the way forward. Father Ruffino, thanks for
your prayers.

On 9/30/10, Ezama Ruffino  wrote:
> Dear Ismail
> Thanks for letting us know this. Be assured of my prayers for them.
> Our faith teaches us that "Sin has to be eliminated and the sinner loved".
> That action they committed is to be handled by the law, we cannot equate
> them to that mistake alone. Our prayer should be that they learn a lesson
> and never involve themselves in such bad actions again.
> God bless West Nile and guide us on the right path more and more than ever.
>
> fr Ruffino
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Involvement in Civic Education

[alaka caleb]

Thanks Christine. Your in put in these things are highly appreciated.
some body told me you are my sister from Aiivu is it true

On 9/29/10, Christine Munduru  wrote:
> Dear Caleb, this is what I was expecting. while discussing about electricity
> on the forum, I asked what is our agenda this season as WNF and I was
> exepcting such answers. I think this is very important and please go ahead.
> Christine
> On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 6:43 PM, alaka caleb  wrote:
>
>> WNF intends to be involved in Civic Education for the forth coming
>> elections. Its leadership has written to the relevant bodies ..what is
>> your take
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Re: [WestNileNet] Meet Investment Banking Expert, Aliga

[alaka caleb]

Father,

I saw the interview of Aliga on youtube and wow, out of West Nile good
things are on their way. Do you remember Dr. Ezati's latest elevation?
Now these great guys are showing us the way to go. Lets position our
selves. Milton Anguyo too is strategically positioned. With Jackson,
ourselves in Uganda I mean the Ejiku's, Afema's Ezaga's Okuni's
Draecabo's, Azabo's, Drate's, Alemi's, Anguzu's Adriko Jimmy's
Matenga's Nyakuni's, Opigo's Alaka's Munduru Christine's, Gilia's,
Aridru Gabriel's, Oguzu Lee's, Oguzua's, Hon. Bako's and the rest,
West Nile has a bright future. Lets continue with this spirit of unity
and use the tool of unity, the sky is the limit. Lets avoid intrigue
and in God's name we shall transform West Nile.

On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
> Alaka, have you seen the CNBC Interview?  otherwise see here  Establishing
> Sovereign Wealth Funds in
> Nigeria<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qI5LYocY4sI>.
> Nigerians are already saying he actually has gone back to his real home,
> which is why he chose to anchor the Bank in Lagos, Nigeria.
>
> I therefore thing he is a Global Citizen, and the county waters are too
> small for him to swim.
>
> Mgbaa Aliga, ojoa do mi ni.
>
> Gilbert
>
> On 28 September 2010 19:56, alaka caleb  wrote:
>
>> Gilia, Maracha's are saying Deni is their own, while Terego's are
>> refuting that claiming that Deni is their own. Ayivu's claim he grew
>> up and studied in Mvara so he is their own. Nubians claim he speaks
>> their language so he is one of them same with Congolese who think
>> Denni and DMO are their own because of the way they spit Lingala,
>> Kakwas and Vuras are in arms while Madis and Alurs have overruled
>> every body.. Deni is a true West Niler.. I saw one thousand comments
>> posted on face book.. Deni we are proud of you and the other unsung
>> heros
>>
>> On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
>> > Alaka, am 2200miles away. Probably am too faa!
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> >
>> > Gilbert
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > On 28 September 2010 19:45, alaka caleb  wrote:
>> >
>> >> We shared it long time ago. Mgba we are proud of the capacity we are
>> >> building. congs to Deni
>> >>
>> >> On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
>> >> > Dear All,
>> >> >
>> >> > I thought the news below was worth sharing! We are certainly not
>> >> > short
>> >> > of
>> >> > capability as a region.
>> >> >
>> >> > http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/733324
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Gilbert
>> >> >
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Re: [WestNileNet] Meet Investment Banking Expert, Aliga

[alaka caleb]

Gilia, Maracha's are saying Deni is their own, while Terego's are
refuting that claiming that Deni is their own. Ayivu's claim he grew
up and studied in Mvara so he is their own. Nubians claim he speaks
their language so he is one of them same with Congolese who think
Denni and DMO are their own because of the way they spit Lingala,
Kakwas and Vuras are in arms while Madis and Alurs have overruled
every body.. Deni is a true West Niler.. I saw one thousand comments
posted on face book.. Deni we are proud of you and the other unsung
heros

On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
> Alaka, am 2200miles away. Probably am too faa!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gilbert
>
>
>
>
> On 28 September 2010 19:45, alaka caleb  wrote:
>
>> We shared it long time ago. Mgba we are proud of the capacity we are
>> building. congs to Deni
>>
>> On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
>> > Dear All,
>> >
>> > I thought the news below was worth sharing! We are certainly not short
>> > of
>> > capability as a region.
>> >
>> > http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/733324
>> >
>> >
>> > Gilbert
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Re: [WestNileNet] Meet Investment Banking Expert, Aliga

[alaka caleb]

We shared it long time ago. Mgba we are proud of the capacity we are
building. congs to Deni

On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I thought the news below was worth sharing! We are certainly not short of
> capability as a region.
>
> http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/733324
>
>
> Gilbert
>
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[WestNileNet] Involvement in Civic Education

[alaka caleb]

WNF intends to be involved in Civic Education for the forth coming
elections. Its leadership has written to the relevant bodies ..what is
your take
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Re: [WestNileNet] Guidelines for Organising Community Events

[alaka caleb]

Sam Ejibua and group, we are proud of the work of this committee.
members should take it seriously. We are taking the right direction
cheers ladies and gentlemen

On 9/28/10, adii...@mtn.co.ug  wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Thanks for putting up this piece of directional focus together. This was a
> great stuff.
>
> Best Regards
>
>
> Patrick
>
> From: Charles Dra-ecabo [mailto:draec...@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 10:06 AM
> To: West Nile
> Cc: Patrick Okuni; william.al...@postbank.co.ug
> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Guidelines for Organising Community Events
>
> Dear  Sam,
>
> Thanks  to the team for the good work. I like the idea of the social events
> being specific. I believe similar guidelines will also be put in place for
> other activities/events of the WNF.
> Just one little thing. Did the team discuss eligibility. For now it may not
> be an issue, but it may arise when there are conflicting date of events
> involving an active member(one who has been participating in all events) and
> a passive one who emerges from no where and would like to be supported. Just
> something to think about.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Charles
>
> 
> Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 07:32:02 -0700
> From: eji...@yahoo.com
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> CC: pok...@yahoo.com; rang...@newvision.co.ug; william.al...@postbank.co.ug
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Guidelines for Organising Community Events
> Dear all,
>
> Attached are guidelines as discussed and adopted by a committee constituted
> to support coordination and planning of events within the framework of WNF.
> A copy will be placed at Naalya and other such places for members to read
> and acquint themselves with. For additional information, dont hesitate to
> contact the Chairman/Secretary as detailed in the attachment.
>
> Thanks and kind regards,
>
> Sam Ejibua
>
>
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[WestNileNet] Successful West Nile Night

[alaka caleb]

Members, the West Nile Night of 24th Sept. 2010 was extremely
successful. Members turned up in large numbers in remembrance of our
eight fallen brothers. Members also gave in their contributions for
the forth coming memorial service details of which are going to be
published by our treasurer Mr. Anguzu. We are soon going to inform you
about the date for the memorial service for all the 8 fallen brothers.
Any person who likes to contribute for the cause can get in touch with
Mr. Anguzu.

Back to the night it went well with exhilarating and electric
performances from the artists we invited including our local artists
from Arua. Of recent we have received scathing attacks from some
members about this night. Some have indicated boldly that we are only
good at organizing social functions while others have insinuated by
way of innuendos that we caused the demise of our 8 fallen
brothers.Whereas we have gladly welcomed some of the genuine
criticisms intended to make the night safe and meaningful to all of
us, we feel we have to comment on the uncalled for scathing attacks, I
wish these members could come and witness one of these nights. They
will have no option but to withdraw those statements with apologies.
When it comes to death, it is universal in nature and its only wizards
and sorcerers who organize become jubilant upon the death of any body.
Don't make careless statements albeit under purported concerns which
may make other people draw inferences that you are actually a wizard.
Be constructive in your criticism.
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNile, What Questions are we asking?

[alaka caleb]

Dennis, Jackson and Gilbert,

I am moved by this enthusiasm, can our aspiring parliamentarians get
back to us on these issues raised by Dennis Aliga and John A Jackson.

I will in the mean time comment on the aspect of unity. Our Members of
Parliament have been responsible to a greater extent of letting down
our region. Whereas FDC members will be together with their NRM
counter parts in a fund-raising function in Rwampara, Mbarara, ours
will monitor who has reached first and avoid the function. By the way,
what is NRM and FDC to us. First their leaders are all from one part
of the Country, Most of the top guys in these parties were at one time
tight colleagues, they speak the same language. Yes we can by
conviction and in exercise of our fundamental rights and freedoms
choose to belong to any of these parties. But must it make us who all
hail from the same region to become sudden enemies just because we
have chosen this or that party. We forget that our first and foremost
allegiance should be towards our people and our region. We suffered a
lot first from injustices meted on us by history where we were a labor
reserve. then exile, then insurgencies. It is time who ever wants to
go to Parliament on any ticket should know that he or she should be
ready to work with any other person of a different ideological
inclination so long us the issue touches West Nile. Otherwise whether
one is in NRM, DP, FDC, CP, SDP, PPP we are all grasshoppers in a
bottle trying to tear at each others miserable small necks and
attempting to eat each other instead of looking for a common objective
of how to come out of the bottle. People of West Nile and their
leaders regardless of the political and ideological divide are all in
the bottle of underdevelopment and have to work together to come out
of it with unity being the common tool

On 9/25/10, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
> Dennis,
>
> Pertinent questions indeed! Development of West Nile region rallies all
> participants on this forum.
>
> One single truth stands clear, the development of West Nile requires all of
> us working together *before, during and after *elections irrespective of our
> poltical ideologies and party allegiance.
>
> My simple answer would be *Unity!*
> **
> I rest my case.
> **
> *Gilbert Adibo*
>
> The single ralling factorOne thing that comes clear in answering
>
> On 24 September 2010 22:56,  wrote:
>
>> My people of West Nile,
>>
>> Politics is in the air but what questions should we be asking ourselves
>> and
>> our leaders to be? I would like to share my mind with the Forum members.
>>
>> Policy: I have read a lot about the possible 35 presidential candidates
>> who
>> have expressed interest in contesting for the Big Office. I have read
>> about
>> cries of uneven playing field but what I haven't read about are a coherent
>> set of policy issues which define or characterise each political party.
>> Manifestos are ideological and worked well under communism.
>>
>> 1. Do NRM, DP, UPC, FDC have clear sets of policy outlines with respect
>> to,
>> for instance (i) Healthcare; (ii) Education; (iii) Foreign Affairs; (iv)
>> Information Technology (v) Agriculture & Tourism; (vi) Energy Sector;  and
>> (vii) Public Expenditure, and are these policies clearly differentiated in
>> terms of their intent and how they will be achieved?
>>
>> 2. If there are no clear differences are our people deciding between
>> ideologies and personalities and therefore do not care to find out about
>> the
>> important policy questions? If the policy is to increase healthcare
>> spending, what percentage of the GDP is expected to go to healthcare,
>> where
>> is that money going to come from given that the sources of government
>> revenue are known? What will be the impact on the other sectors? What will
>> be the key priorities? What is the proposed implementation mechanism?
>>
>> 3. What can our members of parliament realistically deliver bearing in
>> mind
>> that parliamentarians are law makers (i.e Legislative arm of the
>> government,
>> the other two being Judiciary and Executive) and do not have a development
>> budget of their own to effect their policy objectives? Parliamentarians
>> lobby. Is it time for us to look at the National Development Plan as
>> members
>> of this Forum to examine to what extent they impact and deliver our
>> aspirations and if not, what is the strategic vision for West Nile? If
>> Aliga, Andama, Dramadri, Ocan, Yakani, Ogena, Vuko ...all close their eyes
>> and open them in the year 2015, what do we want to see?
>>
>> 4. How can we start holding our members of parliament to account by
>> evaluating their performance based on which we can know whether they are a
>> force for transformation or not?
>>
>> 5. The world has become a small place and we are able to learn and
>> transfer
>> knowledge swiftly. What developmental or transformational lessons will our
>> aspiring parlimentarians share with us to positively influence our
>> thinking
>> that th

[WestNileNet] WestNile Net Digest, Vol 25, issue 66

[alaka caleb]

Jackson,

What you have opined about our members who are flag bearers is
absolutely correct. I know most of them do not have time probably to
read their mails but it is a good Idea for them to share with us on
this forum their unique qualities, capabilities and competences in
terms of the package they intend to offer to our region if elected. We
are not going to shy away from one of our major objectives to make our
leaders accountable. The process begins now. I remember we one time
blindly supported one of our own and when that fella climbed the
pedestal, he became a disaster. He abandoned us and became like the
proverbial stupid bird which climbed an anthill and thought it was not
on the earth. We need to know what these colleagues what to offer. We
know Parties have Manifesto's which candidates follow. Our situation
however is different. Can these members tell us how they can assist us
in our efforts of transforming lives of people of West Nile.
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Re: [WestNileNet] With immediate effect!

[alaka caleb]

Kigs

This is Hogwash, do you remember some traffic laws, manya seat belts,
phone driving..e.t.c.. IGP and group are just Idle and disorderly,
what of hajjis who have 50 kids and they have monthly family meetings,
what of us in choma..

On 9/21/10, Kiggundu Mukasa  wrote:
>
>
> http://newvision.co.ug/D/8/12/732619
>
> After the above story I was very pissed off. As they said the measures
> take immediate effect.
>
> It meant I would need the IGPs permission to have diner at home tonight
> (Wife, Kids, me and house help is more than 5)
> I would also need a permit to drop the kids at school if wife sits in car
> tomorrow morning.
> I cannot go to a kids birthday party this saturday or even a baptism.  When
> I go shopping I have to count people in the store before I enter.
> I cannot eat at Nalongo's (it's in her compound) during lunch if more than 3
> of her clients arrive before me ... market day in Kamwokya is now canceled I
> am sure ... etc.
>
> Then it occurred to me
>
> Now I do not have to go home at night.
>
> I can drink in a bar and end up with some hot woman and form a new music
> band and practice the whole night long (I will be doing the dancing in the
> band and her the singing  :-) )
>
> In the morning I will tell the wife
>
> "Honey I could not come home as the IGP was still processing my permit as
> coming home would have made us an illegal gathering!"
> "The line at CPS was HUGE I was there in line  the whole night!"
> "I may come home tonight if IGP is kind"
>
> If and when I need to go home I will say to the wife . "Please keep
> silent and don't make noise ... I am here illegally so can only stay a short
> while as I do not want you people arrested ."
>
> This is GREAT!
>
> OK  I now have no complaints about the law
>
> Long live the IGP...
>
> Kiggs
>
>
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Yahoo mail delivery was blocked

[alaka caleb]

Kiggs

Thanks so much for the update. Some members thought they were
deliberately removed from the mailing list but I think members should
appreciate your patriotism towards West Nile. You have done a lot for
us and we pray that God bless you

On 9/8/10, Kiggundu Mukasa  wrote:
>
> Dear all
> For some reason my ISP has been blocking mail to yahoo.
> I reported this
> then diverted WestNileNet mail to be delivered vi another Service Provider's
> server.
> The UTL server had been blacklisted so the yahoo mail again bounced
>
> Then our mail-server seeing excessive bounced mail from yahoo accounts then
> blocked all yahoo accounts
>
> I have unblocked them and mail for WestNileNet is now going out via a third
> Service Provider which seems to working well.
>
> Please let me know if you have a yahoo account and not getting the mails you
> expect.
>
> To see what messages you have missed please look at the archive here
> http://www.mail-archive.com/westnilenet@kym.net/
>
>
> Kiggs
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Re: [WestNileNet] Memorial service for our brothers we lost in theNtinda accident

[alaka caleb]

We are in the process of getting their photos. So far we have got pp
size photos for three of them, we are trying to get photos for the
other eight. we intend to run the photos in one of our newspapers in
the event we get a date for the service. consultations we have made
indicate that Okuvu Church of Uganda would be ideal. St. Francis and
all saints might not give us the date we need. However, if we agree
that we hold this memorial service as soon as possible as opined by
Ejiku Robert then we shall appoint an adhoc committee to manage the
details including liaising with the parents or guardians, getting the
date, the church, and other issues. Mean while it is only Jackie Aseru
who is still in Hospital, though her condition is not all that bad.
Musa is said to be doing well though I have not yet visited him ever
since he was discharged.

On 9/8/10, Patrick Anguti  wrote:
> Thanks Caleb and team for this great idea. I think we should get their
> photos as well since we don't know some of them by names.
>
> On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Okuti Boroa  wrote:
>
>> I think it is only fair and rightful, I will support in any way possible.
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: westnilenet-boun...@kym.net [mailto:westnilenet-boun...@kym.net] On
>> Behalf Of ejikurob...@gmail.com
>> Sent: 08 September 2010 09:51
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Memorial service for our brothers we lost in
>> theNtinda accident
>>
>>  I believe its a good idea and we need to arrange that as soon as
>> possible.
>>
>> What updates on the injured? We need to pray for them as I herard one of
>> them could have had a nervous breakdown.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Ejiku
>> S e n t   f r o m   m y   B l a c k B e r r y R   s m a r t p h o n e
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Caleb Alaka 
>> Sender: westnilenet-boun...@kym.net
>> Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2010 23:40:13
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
>> Reply-To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] Memorial service for our brothers we lost in the
>>Ntinda accident
>>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 22, Issue 70

[alaka caleb]

Your Executive is writing to the Chief Administrative Officer of Arua
who is the accounting officer to give an explanation and the letter
and its response will be availed to all members, failure to satisfy us
will leave us with no option but to initiate some of the measures
opined by some colleagues like Milton. We call it public interest
litigation. We shall decide on others.

On 6/25/10, anguyo milton  wrote:
>
> My suggestion is that the entire Arua district officials in
> charge/responsible for the finances  be sacked immediately and a new one
> appointed for the following reasons:
>
> i. Failure to offer advice to requisitioners to utilize budgeted and
> allocated funds thus failing to provide the services as a result this
> incompetence.
>
> ii.Wastage of resources:Budget Officers should resign their positions
> immediately and be charged by DPP for wasting scarce resources-they're to be
> held criminally responsible and jailed as these resources could have been
> used to acquisition drugs,maintain the road networks,etc.
>
> iii.Incompetence:Lack of foresight,effective monitoring,proactiveness and
> strategic planning to perform their basic functions.
>
> My recommendations for the next budget (2010/11) is that the Arua district
> budget must be reduced by 1.7 b shillings and I am so angry to see people
> causing such wastage with impunity-let us curb this seriously and I want
> to see WND participate actively in contributing to ensure this never repeats
> by doing the following:
>
> i.Write to the concerned authorities demanding full explanation.
> ii.Prepare its recommendations on the way forward and suggest the following:
> -Establish a Monitoring system to ensure budgeted and allocated funds are
> utilized
> -Inititate workshops in all the sub-counties to enlighten communities on
> required services that have been planned in the budgets
> -Lobby private investors to invest in manufacturing,tourism
> infrastracture,rail/river transportation,mineral
> exploration,agroforestry,timber processing,transportation,trade,waste
> management,etc
> iii.Initiate legal action-the charge is deliberately denying required
> services thus causing untold suffering (luck of drugs,water,development,etc)
> and white collar crime (incompetence,unprofessional actions,etc)-The legal
> approach will ensure that public servants are held accountable for their
> actions.
>
> Milton
>
>
>
> --- On Fri, 6/25/10, westnilenet-requ...@kym.net
>  wrote:
>
>
> From: westnilenet-requ...@kym.net 
> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 22, Issue 70
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Friday, June 25, 2010, 2:16 AM
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> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 09:11:26 +0300
> From: "Sam Aderubo" 
> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Arua fails to spend 1.7 B shillings  -
>     Commentry
> To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile'"
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>
> Mr. President,
>
>
>
> Many people have expressed their views and various opinions have been given
> on this subject. From the views and opinions, we are certainly in position
> to identify a number of problems. I imagine the way forward is to see how
> and where WNF comes in. The challenge I see though is that up to this point
> all the arguments about this and that are being raised from one side. We
> have still not heard from the Local Government side. Ideally, they should
> have presented the problem statement to us before the forum members take to
> the floor.
>
> Mr. President,  as we try to forge a working relationship with our local
> leaders, we need to be mindful that our success as community pressure group
> in making a positive contribution to the development of our region has a lot
> to do with the full involvement of the local leaders. They are the people on
> ground. They know much more how the system they work in operates. Obviously
> they know what has and what has not happened in this case.
>
>
>
> This debate has nearly come to an end. A decision will have to be made. The
> question is "How are we going to make such a decision when one side of the
> story is not presented?"
>
>
>
> And even if we did, how and where do we start the working relationship? We
> can not afford to work in isolation or else our efforts may be frustrated.
>

[WestNileNet] Documents

[alaka caleb]

John A Jackson,

Awadifo for standing out as a pillar of the foundation. We shall
consult as an executive and inform the rest of the members. Thanks
also to Rogers Opigo and Afema you are true patriots of the
Foundation. I the Treasurer and the 1st Vice President will do the
need full.
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[WestNileNet] No dubious de- registration

[alaka caleb]

My, brothers and sisters, no one deals dubiously on this forum. It is
good practice and ethics to find out why certain things happen. As
Milton Anguyo and Jackson opined, the art of diplomacy is so
affordable that we can balance our balance sheet and incur no losses.
Please, lets not judge before listening to the case.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12, Issue 5

[alaka caleb]

The Idoru's used to own some auditing firm, can't we not task this
audit firm to operate for us some account known as friends of West
Nile so that our collections for this effort go to that account.
Thanks Jackson for the contribution. Afimani has also contributed and
please Anguzu, for the time being you can start the collections as we
chart a way forward. Members please and please, lets for once have an
impact, ceremonial as it may be. lets contribute for our people.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Government Funded University in West Nile

[alaka caleb]

David,

We shall follow up this matter with Hon. Ejua so that he convenes a
meeting for the committe. Don't feel apolitical. The Ejua's are our
elected leaders. So there is no reason to shy away from telling him
the truth especially if it affects us.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12, Issue 8

[alaka caleb]

My fellow Ladonians, the think tank or Center for reseach and
strategic studies is in the offing. As for the idea of originating a
letter through Hon. Ejua to H.E the President, I think what Ezaga has
opined is a good idea and after all we can even press Ejua to meet us
who are in Kampala. Ladies and Gentlemen. You must appreciate that we
are already a pressure group through this link so lets fight and find
ways of enforcing some of our ideas. Jackson, yes a University needs a
heavy capital investment and thats why a Government funded University
which his H.E Museveni has okayed for us should be followed. Some
influential members of our community on the ground can even meet some
elders like Etima so that this University issue is not washed under
the carpet. Ya we need to develop capacity. For those of us who have
the time, we should continue furthering our education. Who knows we
might be called to serve. As for day, evening, long distance e.t.c it
is all possible as long as the University takes off.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Uganda Record Website

[alaka caleb]

Remo, at times I wish if we were born during the times of the only
person who economically liberated Uganda i.e Your Dad, up to now we
would still be in power. I may not attend the duwa of 16/08/2009 but
we shall be with all others in spirit.

On 8/7/09, Majid Alemi Junior  wrote:
> declassified message to  westnilers. members. The Preperation are under way
> to mark 7 years since our beloved father. mze baba. RIP. al- haji idi amin
> dada alemi. died august. 16th 2003 in jeddah and burried there. we his
> childrens & the entire family. remember him every year this month. the dua
> prayer will be on sunday. august.16th2009. at his house in arua tanganyika
> village. time. 1:30pm. the governor of west nile. & his family, are invited,
> all mps in westnile,the clerics imams, the priests are all invited, former
> officers,soldiers,civil servants, under his regime are all invited, the
> family members, ugandans in all parts of uganda, arua & koboko in
> particular. are all invited. contact persons are baba hussein diliga and my
> young brother. jaffar remo & teams. to handle the events. the lunch and
> refreshment will be serve. more info will follow. the events are sponsored
> by myself. majid alemi junior in bc. remo to update me of the progress. we
> appeal
>  to business people in arua & kampala to donate plastic plates, cups,
> spoons, rice,cooking oil, maize flour,beans, ETC. to baba hussein diliga in
> arua at mze. amonyes house. thanks. salam warahma.
>
>
>
>
> 
> From: Remo Alemi Dada 
> To: KOBOKO 
> Cc: WESTNILE 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 1:54:33 AM
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Uganda Record Website
>
>
> http://www.ugandarecord.co.ug/index.php
>
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] REJECTION OF DISTRICT DISTRIBUTIONS

[alaka caleb]

Can we get access to Agami. Roni. This is a better version of our
history and identity than what I saw in some Lugbara link given by one
of us and authored by some lecturer of Law in Muni

On 8/8/09, Gilbert Adibo  wrote:
> Ronnie,
>
> This is a particularly interesting history, any more literature on this??
>
> There seems not to be a clear Lugbara  history written that can be
> transmitted down generations like of the other  significant tribal groups in
> Uganda Viz Luo and Bantu history!!
>
> Just wonder if we still have historians amidst us scribbling our almost
> extinct history?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Gilbert Adibo
>
> 2009/8/8 ronald okuonzi 
>
>>
>>
>>
>> *REJECTION OF DISTRICT DISTRIBUTIONS  IN  LADO ,   THE SO CALLED PART
>> KNOWN AS  "  WEST NILE "  WHICH WAS CEDED TO  UGANDA IN 1913 / 14 BY THE
>> BRITISH
>> *
>>
>> THE UGANDA GOVERNMENT'S  DISTRUBUTION OF DISTRICTS IS NO DIFFERENCE OF
>> WHAT
>> THE  WHITES DID TO AFRICA TO RULE :  PRESIDENT MUSEVENI  IMMITATES  THE
>> WHITES  WHO SUPPORT HIM ON THAT TO DOMINATE UGANDA FOR THEM  .
>>
>>
>> THE WHITE MEN'S HELL RULE through their Education system IN AFRICA AND
>> TILL TODATE :   What was and which still REFLECTS today the purpose of
>> this
>> colonial Education and Schools ?
>>
>> The purpose of colonial education was to train some Black African  clerks,
>> a few technicians to administer the colonial apparatus in the  colonized
>> countries. These clerks recorded things so that the colonial  officials
>> (in
>> the case of the British) could take the right decisions  and send them to
>> the colonial office in Britain.
>>
>> The other side of the education system was the training of the  military
>> which went under the name of the Kings African Rifles (KAR).  The
>> headquaters was in Nairobi East Africa, the other branch was in
>> South Africa and the office responsible for the boundaries was in  Sierra
>> Leone, Free Town.
>>
>>
>> In brief colonial education was meant to transform the colonized  peoples
>> into British or incase of other Europeans as their subjects.
>>
>>
>> As for the British well known to the Ladoans , The British had what  they
>> called the British Tropical Africa Education System. That was the  base of
>> it. The first step was use of the British Language . In order  to erase in
>> peoples minds their culture, traditions and ways of life.  The Program of
>> learning was in 2 parts. The first part was primary  education which was 6
>> years.
>>
>>
>> You were taught in your mother tongue which was called the  ”vernacular”.
>> You where taught this from primary 1 to primary 4. The  last part which
>> was
>> primary 5 and primary 6 was called Full Primary.  This was taught in
>> English. Preparing you for the Junior Secondary  Education which was
>> always
>> boarding school. There you would go for 3  years after which you would go
>> for Senior Secondary Education. This  was an ordinary level. After that
>> you
>> would take a Cambridge School  Certificate.
>>
>>
>> The teachers, lessons etc all came from England and it was also  combined
>> with religion. The leaders of the colonized had to be  Anglican and
>> Protestant, legal issues could be handled by a Catholic.  In the case of
>> Uganda, you could not be Prime Minister, Minister of  Finance or Foreign
>> Affairs if you were not Anglican Protestant.
>>
>>
>> To be considered educated, to pass full primary to go to Junior  Secondary
>> School and Senior, you had to pass English. If you failed  English, you
>> failed everything. It did not matter whether you got 100%  in mathematics,
>> to be educated was to speak English.
>>
>>
>> So you can see for 6 years you were Brainwashed, then you spent an
>> additional 3 years in Junior Secondary School and 3 in Senior  Secondary
>> School, 12 years in all. On top of that you are seperated  from your
>> tribal
>> ethnic group and kept in a boarding school. After 12  years of this a
>> person
>> is left with practically no respect for his  culture. Some do not even
>> speak
>> their own language.
>>
>>
>> For example in Protestant schools the girls were taught that to make
>> native beer was sinful yet they could drink coca cola and British beer
>> which was not sinful. So you will find, almost all protestant educated
>> women of my age do not know how to make beer. Yet in Lugbari culture  in
>> LADO   ,  it is an industry. A young women can make beer, sell it  and get
>> money.
>>
>>
>> Now they are not doing it, then what will they get ? Nothing.
>>
>>
>> So you will find, using English Language as an instrument for
>> Brainwashing
>> and being taught in all Secondary Education by white  teachers
>> (predominantly English) with only primary 1 to 4 or maybe 6  taught in an
>> African Language what can you expect. Allow this to go on  for a
>> generation
>> and what can you expect ?
>>
>>
>> You have been oppressed, insulted, taught to respect the British adore
>> them and if you do not, you don`t pass and therefore you are not
>

Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Apollo Onzoma Lost his Wife

[alaka caleb]

Brothers,

Its quite interesting to get this elaborate list. Why can't these
ebulent brothers connect to our own and only one westnile net.

Please get in touch with Gordon Obitre Gama and our own kigs.

On 1/29/09, Gilbert Ringtho  wrote:
>
>
> Sorry for the sad news.My sincere condolesces to the family and friends.
>
> Gilbert Ringtho
>
> --- On Sun, 18/1/09, avutia dickson  wrote:
> From: avutia dickson 
> Subject: Re: Apollo Onzoma Lost his Wife
> To: "Patrick Okuni" 
> Cc: "West Nile Net" , "Jamal Abdi"
> , "Owen Abidrabo-" , "Stephen
> Aceku" , "Alex Adaku" ,
> "Johnson Adomati" , "Simon Peter Adrole"
> , "Anthony Ajiku" , "Sunday Igu
> Rocks Akile" , "Muzamil Akuma" ,
> "Titus Alicai" , "Alex Odama Alidria"
> , "Andrew Alio" , "Godfrey
> Aluonzi" , "Godwin Amagu" ,
> "Gerald Matua Amandu" , "Anthony Amandua"
> , "Gerald Amatre" , "Sam Andema"
> , "Richard Andruma" , "Moses
> Gabriel Angualia" , "Richard Angualia"
> , "Simon Anguma" ,
>  "Gilbert Anguyo" , "Lino Anguzu" ,
> "Rogers Anguzu" , "Roy Anguzu" ,
> "Sunday Henry Aniku" , "Zacchary Anyaliel"
> , "Thomas Abbey Anyanzo" ,
> "Gabriel Aridru" , "Georges Asea"
> , "Bosco Asega" ,
> "Sydney Asubo" , "Bernard Atiku"
> , "Dickson Avutia" , "R.
> Ayiko" , "Stevens A. Ayoma" ,
> "Francis Azabo" , "Mike Bugason"
> , "Stephen Bule" , "Gasper Buni"
> , "Aldo Burua" , "Tabu Butagira"
> , "Goffin Candria" , "Dennis
> Dibele" , "Patrick Dradri" ,
>  "Charles Draecabo" , "Andua Drani"
> , "F. Xavier Drani" , "Victor
> Drile" , "Alfred Driwale"
> , "Richard Embati" ,
> "Godwin Eyoki" , "Patrick Onen Ezaga"
> , "Ruffino Ezama" , "Timothy Ezati"
> , "Samuel Feta" , "Nelson Guma"
> , "David Idoru"
> , "Baker sam Kakondah"
> , "Alemi Kenyi" , "Timothy Kitoko"
> , "Francis Matenga" ,
> "Richard Matua" , "Godfrey Mundua"
> , "Patrick Munduga"
> , "Ronald Munduni"
> , "Enock Mutinga" , "Elly
> Nayenda"
>  , "Willy Ngaka" , "Robert
> Obetia" , "Joe Avashi Ocia" , "Denis
> Upol Ococi" , "Emmanuel Odar" ,
> "Paul Ogaba" , "Geoffrey Ogwaro"
> , "David Okuonzi" , "Richard
> Okuti" , "Jimmy Ondoga" ,
> "Apollo Onzoma" , "Albert Orijabo"
> , "Gilbert Ringtho" , "Gilbert
> Ringtho" , "Robert Taban" ,
> "Boniface Toko" , "David Tukupe"
> , "Bernard Vigga" , "Tom Wani"
> , "William Worodria" , "Gilman
> Yumaa" , "Philip Zema" 
> Date: Sunday, 18 January, 2009, 12:27 PM
>
> Thank You Patrick
> I'm learning it from you. May God comfort the family of Apollo Onzoma in
> this trying moment.
> Dickson Avutia
>
>
>
>
>
> From: Patrick Okuni 
> To: West Nile Net ; Jamal Abdi ;
> Owen Abidrabo- ; Stephen Aceku
> ; Alex Adaku ; Johnson
> Adomati ; Simon Peter Adrole ;
> Anthony Ajiku ; Sunday Igu Rocks Akile
> ; Muzamil Akuma ; Titus Alicai
> ; Alex Odama Alidria ; Andrew Alio
> ; Godfrey Aluonzi ;
> Godwin Amagu ; Gerald Matua Amandu
> ; Anthony Amandua ; Gerald Amatre
> ; Sam
>  Andema ; Richard Andruma ;
> Moses Gabriel Angualia ; Richard Angualia
> ; Simon Anguma ; Gilbert Anguyo
> ; Lino Anguzu ; Rogers Anguzu
> ; Roy Anguzu ; Sunday Henry
> Aniku ; Zacchary Anyaliel ;
> Thomas Abbey Anyanzo ; Gabriel Aridru ;
> Georges Asea ; Bosco Asega
> ; Sydney Asubo ; Bernard Atiku
> ; Dickson Avutia ; R. Ayiko
> ; Stevens A. Ayoma ; Francis Azabo
> ; Mike Bugason
>  ; Stephen Bule ; Gasper Buni
> ; Aldo Burua ; Tabu Butagira
> ; Goffin Candria ; Dennis Dibele
> ; Patrick Dradri ; Charles
> Draecabo ; Andua Drani ; F.
> Xavier Drani ; Victor Drile ;
> Alfred Driwale ; Richard Embati
> ; Godwin Eyoki ; Patrick
> Onen Ezaga ; Ruffino Ezama ; Timothy
> Ezati ; Samuel Feta ; Nelson Guma
> ; David Idoru
> ; Baker sam Kakondah
> ; Alemi
>  Kenyi ; Timothy Kitoko ; Francis
> Matenga ; Richard Matua ;
> Godfrey Mundua ; Patrick Munduga
> ; Ronald Munduni
> ; Enock Mutinga ; Elly Nayenda
> ; Willy Ngaka ; Robert Obetia
> ; Joe Avashi Ocia ; Denis Upol Ococi
> ; Emmanuel Odar ; Paul Ogaba
> ; Geoffrey Ogwaro ; David
> Okuonzi ; Richard Okuti ;
> Jimmy Ondoga ; Apollo Onzoma
> ; Albert Orijabo ; Gilbert
>  Ringtho ; Gilbert Ringtho ;
> Robert Taban ; Boniface Toko ;
> David Tukupe ; Bernard Vigga ;
> Tom Wani ; William Worodria ;
> Gilman Yumaa ; Philip Zema 
> Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 6:10:33 PM
> Subject: Apollo Onzoma Lost his Wife
>
>
> Dear Colleagues
>
> It is with sadness that we learned of the death of Emily, spouse to Apollo
> Onzoma (working with the Ministry of Agriculture..., and Ombaci OB). The
> body was transported to Arua and buried early this week. Unfortunately for
> those of you who did not learn from other sources, this message  comes quite
> late.
>
> Please keep Apollo and the family in your prayers and thoughts. And may her
> soul rest in eternal peace.
>
> Condolences
>
> Patrick Okuni
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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[WestNileNet] FDC fronts Alaka for Godi's seat "Red Pepper"

[alaka caleb]

Dear Acidri James , Eng. O. Robert, Father Ruffino, Eng. Okuni and all the Folks

I woke up yesterday to a barrage of phone calls and SMS messages from
foes and friends telling me to read the 2nd Page of a Local tabloid
called the Redpepper. On getting a copy of the said issue, I saw the
Article and perused the same. This was not the first time the
RedPepper guys opined an Artilce linking me to Politics. Gentlemen, I
am cognisant to the fact that with the discovery of the Largest Oil
wells in Amuru and the Assuarences of even larger ones in West Nile,
there exists all the justification for us to start direct
participation in Politics. However, such participation will have to be
well thought out and well planned. Besides, we need some consensus
amongst us as the elites from Arua. It will be myopic for us to
venture into politics without this consensus. Redpepper can write
anything but the onus is on us to agree on who amongst us should be
fronted not only as an M.P but probably as a board member of a certain
Company or for any placements. Wish you a nice day.
Alaka
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[WestNileNet] Marriage function at my fathers Place

[alaka caleb]

Hi Lady and Gentlemen,

It has been long. Hope everyone is absolutely fine and okay.

Well, on the 28th day of December 2008, my baby sister Milika Avitea
the young lawyer is introducing (aje) her boyfriend Ben Ikilai at my
father's home in Onjivu Awindiri next to DMO''s crib.

I am taking this opportunity to officially invite all of you for the
do (aje). Xavi Drani is the Chairperson. If you have any assistance
you wish to render contact Xavi on 077-2497341.

We shall announce the venue for the after party after further consultations.

Thanks in advance.

Caleb Alaka
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