Re: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima

[ONZOMA APOLLO]

My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, may the almight rest the soul 
of the deceased in eternal peace.

Apollo Onzoma





From: Ruffino Ezama 
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 8:27:46 AM
Subject: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima


Dear all
We have just lost Mr Peter Edema Etima who passed away in Mulago Hospital 
yesterday night. I blessed his wedding myself last year on June 28, 2008 and 
now he is no more.
Let's keep close to the family of Mr Joseph Etima in this trying moment.
There will be a requiem mass at catholic centre on friday at 3 pm, then the 
body will be taken to onzivu (near awindiri). The burial will take place in 
Otumbari on saturday afternoon.


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Comboni Missionaries
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Kampala
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(+256 77 2 62 42 40)
(+256 75 2 62 42 40)

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Re: [WestNileNet] Terms of Reference for the Task Force

[willy ngaka]

Dear all,
 
I must start with my apologies for not being active of late. There are very 
many reasons for that and one of them being my location in the viallge where I 
have no access to internet. However, I am now in SA where I can access the net 
more regularly.
 
I must apprecaite and commend the efforts of all those whose valuable 
contributions I am reading. I must also appreciate the fact that we have 
realized that any meaningful change in terms of educational performance in our 
region will only come from us who have made it to a certain level. Thanks to 
all those who are active and making contributions.
 
I am just settling down and pledge to be active as soon as that is done. 
However, in terms of TOR, I wish to suggest the name of OB Joshua Matua who has 
been Director of Studies for long in three Kampala schools and is currently 
teaching in St. Kalemba SS in Kayunga district. I an Matua and working on a 
project which is geared towards curriculum reform in Uganda which has a lot of 
bearing on what we are discussing right now. We came across many interesting 
things in our recently concluded First National Intergenerational Literacy 
Learners' Conference that was jointly organized by URLCODA, Arua District Local 
Government and Makerere University. I am yet to share some of the findings and 
recommendations with you soon. Patrick had requested me to brief the OBs before 
I left, but it was not possible due to lack of time. For more information, you 
can get to Mr. Joshua
Matua about the conference.
 
Finally, as we try to think about deterioration in performance, let us focus on 
some of the root causes and not the symptoms.
 
Thanks
 
Willy Ngaka
 

--- On Tue, 10/3/09, ONZOMA APOLLO  wrote:

From: ONZOMA APOLLO 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Terms of Reference for the Task Force
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Tuesday, 10 March, 2009, 3:36 PM







Dear all
 
This appears to be a very good wayforward for the life of all the future 
leaders who seem to be finding it very hard to show up academically in the 
environment at home. Am sure if we adopt a very thorough approach and start 
with serious consultation with the people normally involved in setting exams 
and marking.
 
This is because they seem to be knowing the trend of the changes coming up but 
have no fora for sharing the challenges of the current education and even if 
they do then the impact may not be much felt. So in addition to thinking about 
the teachers, parents, and other levels of importance in education, i have a 
feeling that the key persons in dertermination of the results (i.e. examiners 
and markers at various levels) should be pulled together and share with us the 
challenges and this becomes a very good stage for begining.
 
It is always difficult to understand why those receiving teaching on the same 
syllabus, and text books and from qualified teachers may not be able to pass or 
pass at levels that varry so much when we compare to other regions, though the 
differences in the economic situations have some roles to play, there could be 
other ways that the fora could come in to address the existing challenges.
 
I commend the initiators of the fora and i believe that it will contribute alot 
to the reduction of the gap in overall performance of our region compared to 
the others.
 
Let the struggle continue
 
Apollo Onzoma





From: Gilbert Adibo 
To: andema...@yahoo.co.uk; A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 

Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:18:11 AM
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Terms of Reference for the Task Force


Sam Andema,
 
This is the pragmatism we are talking about here now. Action and action. I 
concur with the specific allocation of duties that you have implicitly done in 
you posting a few minutes ago so that the forum gets some working documents to 
propel action in this noble cause. 
 
What I would only add is to have a set  time frame of about to get the drafts 
posted for wider input of views in refining the two documents. Caleb should 
really be able to come with a draft in even two days time to guide workflow of 
the Task force.
 
Cheers!
 
Gilly  
 
 
 
 
I 

 
On 10/03/2009, samuel andema  wrote: 





Hi Caleb,
 
Thank you for your mail. You are right we need to move the process forward. 
Much has been said, less has been done. It is time to start acting. We should 
quickly agree on the number of the task force. Some had mention seven as an 
ideal number but my view would that the task force should have more than seven 
people for pragmatic reasons. Father Rofino should generate a draft work plan 
or schedule and share it with members of the task force before publishing it to 
the rest of us for more input. While you, Caleb should volunteer to work on the 
terms of reference for the task force and share the terms of reference with the 
task force before making it public for further discussion. After soliciting our 
input on the work plan and the terms of reference

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Re: [WestNileNet] Terms of Reference for the Task Force

[Ruffino Ezama]

Dear Willy
Nice to know that you are back and on the net.
Could you send us the contact of Mr Joshua Matua?
God bless


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RE: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima

[Patrick Okuni]

So sad and shocking news. May God give the Etima family strength to cope with 
this great loss. And may we in the usual community spirit join in consoling the 
family this evening and/or tomorrow.
 
Condolences
 
Patrick Okuni

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From: aji...@mtn.co.ug 
Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 8:49 AM








... and for those who may wish to pass on their condolescence, the programme is 
as follows:
 
 
Wednes. 11th (today)  -  body will be brought home(Naguru hill) for vigil.
 
Thursd. 12th – 9.00am Mass at Mbuya church and then leave 
for Arua…..
 
 
 

 

On 11/03/2009, Ruffino Ezama  wrote: 

Dear all

We have just lost Mr Peter Edema Etima who passed away in Mulago Hospital 
yesterday night. I blessed his wedding myself last year on June 28, 2008 and 
now he is no more.

Let's keep close to the family of Mr Joseph Etima in this trying moment.

There will be a requiem mass at catholic centre on friday at 3 pm, then the 
body will be taken to onzivu (near awindiri). The burial will take place in 
Otumbari on saturday afternoon.



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Comboni Missionaries
P.O Box 3872
Kampala
Uganda
(+256 77 2 62 42 40)
(+256 75 2 62 42 40)

ruffino.ez...@gmail.com
ezama.ruff...@gmail.com
ruff...@cmpmail.com

www.tualu.org
 

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Re: [WestNileNet] RE: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 7, Issue 19

[Robert Ejiku]

Dear Vasco,

This piece was spot on and as I opined earlier this is the way to go.

Congs for the ideas.

Ejiku.

On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Vasco Oguzua  wrote:

> Fr. Ruffino, Alaka,
>
> Greetings to you and my gratitude to your tireless efforts in trying to
> organize sons and daughters of West Nile to participate in their own affairs
> and future. As Ezaga has mentioned, the clouds are fast forming we shall one
> day have a green grass when the good rains come.
>
> Reaching out to as may people as possible, and to the whole of West Nile
> should be the first priority. We need a regional perspective not narrow
> interest and perspectives of artificially defined localities which some
> members have suggested. Our problems are much bigger than the local areas we
> all come from. Regional solutions will provide equitable solutions across
> the region and will help balance inequities and create a more level playing
> field for some of the smaller communities with limited knowlegde, skills and
> resources.
>
> Secondly, I would suggest we involve people of all walks with special
> attention being paid to the youth and women. We must begin to let the
> youth get involved so that they begin learning early enough, rather than our
> cultural beliefs of elders being left on their own to decide issues. The
> involvement and participation of women can not be over emphasized.
>
> We must try to make this a citizen's forum with no political affliation. I
> know there may be some narrow minded people who will want to take such an
> opportunity to advance their political interests. As Adi'bo mentioned, I
> would prefer we leave them out at this time and there will come a time
> when we shall interact with political leaders in the region.
>
> We also may want to have some baseline data to which actually is very vital
> in helping us to diagnose this problem. We need to support our ascertions
> with some emperical data. Some data will help us visualize the depth and
> extend of the problem so that we can plan and set prioirities
> when addressing some of the problems. Understanding the problem is the key
> prerequite to solving the problem, and some data will help us to do that.
> I know Alaka is quite knowledgeable with the terminology of "building the
> case". That should be the same thing we should do, build the case of poor
> perfomance in our schools.
> Many models (e.g. FABE model) have been suggested for use, but without any
> supporting data. This is the 21st century where models are developed using
> verifiable empirical data because a model which may work in one area may not
> work in another area. Modelling our problem will require data which fits our
> situation. I have attached a rudimentsry limited data which i looked at the
> Ministry of Education web site. This just a sample data for one year which I
> got from Ministry of Education web site which is very limited in content,
> but already from this we can see some of the factors contributing to poor
> performance in our schools. Such data may also help us with comparative
> analysis within and between regions.
>
> Although, the focus of this forum currently is poor performance in our
> schools, we must not loose tract of the other factors that affect education.
> Environment, water, food production, infrastructure, poverty, health, etc
>  all interact and impact education. I think Alaka your research team should
> begin to collect data on health impacts of BAT activities and how it has
> affected West Nile for the last 40 years. BAT needs to be sued for social
> responsibility for the damages they have inflicted on the environment and
> people of the region.
> We also have the land issues, especially, the possibility of discovering
> oil fields in West Nile is very high. So we need to get prepared to protect
> and defend our land rights.
> One of the biggest fights we can expect in the next few years will be the
> use of the Nile for Water supply in the region since our sources of water
> suppy mainly groundwater are either drying up and/or being depleted
> faster due over use and lack of conservation.Water rsources
> development issues are very vital for development of the region.
> One of the reasons why we have no private sector in our region other than
> the NGO's operating there is very poor infrastructure. How can investors be
> attracted to invest in the region when there is no good water and sewage
> infrastructure, limited power supply, no good roads, health facilities are
> poor.
>
> There are many more other issues and I believe our problems are so big that
> a regional approach to understanding them and solving them is more
> sustainable and more cost effective.
>
> Thanks
>
> Vasco Oguzua
>
>
>
> > From: westnilenet-requ...@kym.net
> > Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 7, Issue 19
> > To: westnilenet@kym.net
> > Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 09:30:27 +0300
> >
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNile Digest, Vol 6, issue 72

[Robert Ejiku]

Alaka,

What you describe here if put into a ninety minute film will definately be
one to beat.

On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 1:17 PM, Caleb Alaka  wrote:

>   By the way folks, were is vol.1 issue 1.
>
> Any way , Tabua and Gili, I understand that students from our schools
> in West Nile are shy to be seen reading. The story goes further that when
> you are seen "over cracking books" guys will isolate you, laugh at you and
> claim that you are poor. Most of these chaps even claim that they have
> already booked rooms in a hall of residence and or a prominent hostel
> in MUK, KIU,MUST, Kyambogo, UCU, Nkumba, Nkozi and IUIU . they even claim
> that for them they are assured of going to campus as privately sponsored
> students. So every one in the school begin shunning so called 'book worms"
> and those who would wish to work hard suddenly develop low self esteem. Talk
> of a tragic script. On the Other hand, schools in the Central and western
> region are competing to appear in the newspapers. Talk of the biblical
> allusion of to those who have more shall be added and those who do not have
> even the small will be taken. Talk of tragic flows, labour reserve,
> Kasamvu's, wars, Anyanya's, poverty and ya a collapse of a generation. The
> script is nauseating and I feel sick watching the tragedy. Good day.
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Quality Education Improvement in West Nile

[Robert Ejiku]

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I like the build up in ideas now coming from a cross section of concerned
Westnilers. I totally agree with the idea of a core team or is it Taskforce.
Could we have gender balance as earlier suggested by Fr. Ruffino and let it
also take a westnile character right from the beginning to avoid our other
brothers and sisters seeing themselves as outsiders?? Can I also suggest
that we therefore talk of a number that can encapsulate this character, say
11 or thereabouts? Remember alot of commitment by memebers will be what
counts and I should also add that without the financial sacrifices from some
members of the task force we can not expect to move fast. This should
therefore constitute persons ready to undertake their responsibilities
whatever the case.

We might want to consider this as an important point if frustration is not
our middle name. The taskforce should learn to communicate via less
expensive channels like we are now engaged in and funding hurdles will not
be so many to jump.

Thank you and I so far agree with the four or so names suggested.


Ejiku.

On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 10:34 PM, ezatirale george  wrote:

>   Dear Fr. Rufino Ezama,
>
> Following our discussions on the above referenced subject I waould like to
> confiem receipt of correspondences relating to the above. This is worthwhile
> initiative that can rally support from concerned Westnilers.The others may
> not know me very well, I am Fr. George Ezatirale, Director, Caritas Arua
> Diocese. After my priestly training and postgraduate studies at Makerere
> Univeristy, I worked as a lecturer Muni NTC, DEO Moyo, Education Consultant
> New Sudan, and now Caritas Arua Diocese ( Concerned with social services and
> development of the diocese).
> There are options to adress the above stated probles as I see the others
> already proposing:
> 1. Form a core team that acts as a think tank to regularily meet and lay
> strategies to address the above issues.
> 2. Conduct a baseline survey in West Nile
> 3. To convoke a Multi Stakeholders Platform to analyse the situation
> 4. Form Working groups/committees
> The major challenge with all these approaches is limitation to funding.
> There are other actors in West Nile called "West Nile Education Coalition"
> comprising of NGOs in education who are attempting to address the same
> issues. Perhaps we could also share the ideas with them in terms of
> resources to address the issues.
> Caritas Arua Diocese in partnership with SNV has been involved in
> addressing the problems associated with quality education in primary
> schools. We were able to meet sub county authorities and held 5 days
> discussions in Manibe, Okollo,(Arua District) Odravu, Manibe, Drajini,(
> Yumbe District)  Djaipi, Pakelle, and Ofua (Adjumani District) in 2008. We
> have been working with Mr. Ezati Ezaruku Gasper, a retired Headmaster.
> The ordinary people know their problems and the possible solutions to them.
> Their major predicament is how to break the vicious cycle of the core
> issues.
>
> I conclude by proposing a meeting of the core team to chat a way forward as
> a matter of urgency. I am an OB of St Charles Lwanga College Koboko.
>
> Fr. George Ezatirale
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

[Robert Ejiku]

My friends,

As names continue to flow, I would on the data analysis side suggest one of
our own with a very wide ranging analytical acumen and has been a senior
researcher for long working outside Uganda but now is helping and working
with the National Council For Higher Education, Mr. Erejebo James Chiria.
His commitment to such initiatives can be immense if contacted in time and I
have personally had the benefit to work with him on a number of things
lately. I find his work amazing and that such talents are just abound within
our community but we can not tap into them is really disturbing.

This is not to say he can not be contacted later even if outside the task
force. Im mindful of the fact that character and diversity of the team be
emphasized and not every name that springs to mind can be part of the
taskforce.

Fr. Ruffino you might want to consider these suggestions for your force and
possibly contact him like you did for other members you now have willing to
join you on the team.

Thank you.

Ejiku.

On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Vasco Oguzua  wrote:

> Hi to you all. The different and diverse views this forum is generating is
> breathe-taking to read, especially, they are all coming from the sons and
> daughters of the region. I feel confident we have the human resources fron
> West Nile who can turn around the pathetic and chaotic situation we are
> experiencing in our region. This is our time to make a mark in the history
> of the region - to take advantage of a bad and sorry situation and and get
> something very good and memorable to the future generation.
> Our problems are many but interrelated and as such we need to have an
> intergrated approach to it. The task force is where we begin. We need to
> expand the task force to perhaps upto 11 or 13 people with different and
> various background. We need to include women (2 to 3 at least), youth (2 to
> 3 we need to let our youths start to learn from us the older generation),
> local business people.
>
> I am sure many of you know amongst yourselves from home, people who have
> the ability to critically look and evaluate issues, research, collect and
> analyze data, are effective participants,  take initiatives and have the
> ability to motivate. Critical thinking and ability to integrate in a wider
> perspective the issues in our region as a whole is very vital for the Task
> force. I would suggest Fr. George Ezatirale and Jimmy Adriko or Tabu
> Butagira be included in the Task Force because we shall need some
> journalists to help in disseminating some of the activities we are about to
> embark on in the newspapers.
> Thanks,
>
> Vasco Oguzua
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Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

[Ruffino Ezama]

Robert
Thanks for that note. Could you send me his contact?

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Re: [WestNileNet] Terms of Reference for the Task Force

[Robert Ejiku]

Alaka,

I expected to see a draft TOR if we intend to move on this task force thing
faster. Never mind Im sure we can work out something in the coming days for
the force.

Ejiku.

On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 3:50 AM, Caleb Alaka  wrote:

>   Father George, welcome on board,
>
> Father Ruffino, I believe we need a draft TOR as soon as practicable. So
> far if I am not mistaken, the consensus on the membership seems to be as
> Follows, Father Ruffino, Chairperson, Members; Ambassador Achema Harold,
> Andua Drani, Caleb Alaka. I would suggest Miss Buatru and another sister.
> We can get other names. Meanwhile members can also contribute to our terms
> of reference. Please this is the beginning of a long but short Journey.
> Mundua, Ejiku, Andema, Obetia, and the rest what is your take on the same.
> If it is possible Father George should also become a member of the task
> force.
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima

[Robert Ejiku]

Dear all,

My most sincere sympathies to the family and our good oldman Joseph Etima.
May his soul live eternally in peace.

Ejiku.

On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:27 PM, Ruffino Ezama wrote:

> Dear all
> We have just lost Mr Peter Edema Etima who passed away in Mulago Hospital
> yesterday night. I blessed his wedding myself last year on June 28, 2008 and
> now he is no more.
> Let's keep close to the family of Mr Joseph Etima in this trying moment.
> There will be a requiem mass at catholic centre on friday at 3 pm, then the
> body will be taken to onzivu (near awindiri). The burial will take place in
> Otumbari on saturday afternoon.
>
>
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> P.O Box 3872
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RE: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima

[Titus Alicai]

Dear all,

I condole with Peter's relatives. I had opportunities to work with him and knew 
him as a talented and hard working person. Our community will surely miss him. 
May his soul RIP. -- Titus 
 


Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:27:46 +0300
From: ruffino.ez...@gmail.com
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Subject: [WestNileNet] RIP Peter Edema Etima


Dear all
We have just lost Mr Peter Edema Etima who passed away in Mulago Hospital 
yesterday night. I blessed his wedding myself last year on June 28, 2008 and 
now he is no more.
Let's keep close to the family of Mr Joseph Etima in this trying moment.
There will be a requiem mass at catholic centre on friday at 3 pm, then the 
body will be taken to onzivu (near awindiri). The burial will take place in 
Otumbari on saturday afternoon.

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Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

[Robert Ejiku]

Fr. Ruffino,

Contact Mr. Chiria on 0712-484-328 and his e-mail address is
abcstatservi...@yahoo.co.uk.

Could I also ask Kiggundu to include him on the network as above and names
Erejebo James Chiria. Im sure he will have ideas to contribute.

Thank you.

Ejiku Robert

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Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

[Ruffino Ezama]

Thank you munonga Robert

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[WestNileNet] RTask Force

[Jimmy Adriko]

Task Force Team,

 

I am sorry for not beating the deadline of compiling the data on results of
performance in exams (PLE/UCE/UACE) in West Nile for the past five years.
The person I deployed in our library to handle it for me delayed to compile
the data in time due to other commitments that came up. I will dispatch it
as soon as he finishes (within this week I believe).

 

Jimmy Adriko

 

 

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From: westnilenet-boun...@kym.net [mailto:westnilenet-boun...@kym.net] On
Behalf Of Robert Ejiku
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:31 PM
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
Cc: Chiria James Erejobo
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

 

Fr. Ruffino,

 

Contact Mr. Chiria on 0712-484-328 and his e-mail address is
abcstatservi...@yahoo.co.uk.

 

Could I also ask Kiggundu to include him on the network as above and names
Erejebo James Chiria. Im sure he will have ideas to contribute.

 

Thank you.

 

Ejiku Robert

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 7:18 AM, Ruffino Ezama 
wrote:

Robert 

Thanks for that note. Could you send me his contact?


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ezama.ruff...@gmail.com
ruff...@cmpmail.com

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[WestNileNet] (no subject)

[stogboa]

Hullo,
Indeed I should have featured on the list right from the start.
My e-mails are: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug, stog...@projects.mak.ac.ug, 
tickodri.tog...@gmail.com, sant...@yahoo.com.

Otherwise regards to all.
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Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force

[samuel andema]

Hi Ejiku,
 
Thank you for suggesting Mr Erejobo James Chiria's name for the task force. I 
have met him and interacted iwth him. He shares many of the concerns being 
discussed in this forum. I therefore second him for membership of the task 
force unless some one objects.
 
Thank you.
 
Sam Andema
University of British Columbia
6335 Thunder Bird Crescent
vancouver
Canada

--- On Wed, 11/3/09, Robert Ejiku  wrote:

From: Robert Ejiku 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 5:12 PM



My friends,
 
As names continue to flow, I would on the data analysis side suggest one of our 
own with a very wide ranging analytical acumen and has been a senior 
researcher for long working outside Uganda but now is helping and working with 
the National Council For Higher Education, Mr. Erejebo James Chiria. His 
commitment to such initiatives can be immense if contacted in time and I have 
personally had the benefit to work with him on a number of things lately. I 
find his work amazing and that such talents are just abound within our 
community but we can not tap into them is really disturbing.
 
This is not to say he can not be contacted later even if outside the task 
force. Im mindful of the fact that character and diversity of the team be 
emphasized and not every name that springs to mind can be part of the taskforce.
 
Fr. Ruffino you might want to consider these suggestions for your force and 
possibly contact him like you did for other members you now have willing to 
join you on the team.
 
Thank you.
 
Ejiku.


On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Vasco Oguzua  wrote:


Hi to you all. The different and diverse views this forum is generating is 
breathe-taking to read, especially, they are all coming from the sons and 
daughters of the region. I feel confident we have the human resources fron West 
Nile who can turn around the pathetic and chaotic situation we are experiencing 
in our region. This is our time to make a mark in the history of the region - 
to take advantage of a bad and sorry situation and and get something very good 
and memorable to the future generation. 
Our problems are many but interrelated and as such we need to have an 
intergrated approach to it. The task force is where we begin. We need to 
expand the task force to perhaps upto 11 or 13 people with different and 
various background. We need to include women (2 to 3 at least), youth (2 to 3 
we need to let our youths start to learn from us the older generation), local 
business people.
 
I am sure many of you know amongst yourselves from home, people who have the 
ability to critically look and evaluate issues, research, collect and analyze 
data, are effective participants,  take initiatives and have the ability to 
motivate. Critical thinking and ability to integrate in a wider perspective the 
issues in our region as a whole is very vital for the Task force. I would 
suggest Fr. George Ezatirale and Jimmy Adriko or Tabu Butagira be included in 
the Task Force because we shall need some journalists to help in disseminating 
some of the activities we are about to embark on in the newspapers. 
Thanks,
 
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Re: [WestNileNet] RTask Force

[samuel andema]

Thank you Jim for the update. It is always good to let people know what is 
happening. You being are being professional. keep it up.
 
Thanks, we look forward to having that data.
 
Sam Andema

--- On Wed, 11/3/09, Jimmy Adriko  wrote:

From: Jimmy Adriko 
Subject: [WestNileNet] RTask Force
To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile'" 
Cc: "'Chiria James Erejobo'" 
Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 5:50 PM








Task Force Team,
 
I am sorry for not beating the deadline of compiling the data on results of 
performance in exams (PLE/UCE/UACE) in West Nile for the past five years. The 
person I deployed in our library to handle it for me delayed to compile the 
data in time due to other commitments that came up. I will dispatch it as soon 
as he finishes (within this week I believe).
 
Jimmy Adriko
 
 




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Behalf Of Robert Ejiku
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:31 PM
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
Cc: Chiria James Erejobo
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Task Force
 

Fr. Ruffino,

 

Contact Mr. Chiria on 0712-484-328 and his e-mail address is 
abcstatservi...@yahoo.co.uk.

 

Could I also ask Kiggundu to include him on the network as above and names 
Erejebo James Chiria. Im sure he will have ideas to contribute.

 

Thank you.

 

Ejiku Robert

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Robert 

Thanks for that note. Could you send me his contact?

-- 
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Comboni Missionaries
P.O Box 3872
Kampala
Uganda
(+256 77 2 62 42 40)
(+256 75 2 62 42 40)

ruffino.ez...@gmail.com
ezama.ruff...@gmail.com
ruff...@cmpmail.com

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Re: [WestNileNet] New entrants

[Kiggundu Mukasa]

done

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Kiggs, how do you do?

May you add this G on WN alenibr...@yahoo.com

Thanks very much indeed.
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[WestNileNet] The Late Peter Edema Etima- RIP

[Vasco Oguzua]

My brothers and Sisters, my deep condolences for the loss of our brother Peter 
Edema Etima. This is not only a loss to his family , but to the rest of our 
West Nile family.

Peter has been a well know person for years, even though I did not have the 
opportunity to personally interact with him, I heard a lot about him when he 
was in the government service. God has robbed us of his counsel at this 
particular moment when we could have turned to him for some advice in our 
endevours about the state of West Nile. May the Almighty who blessed us with 
his life here on earth protect his bless his soul and give the family courage 
to endure to stand strong even when there is adversity. May his souls rest in 
eternal peace.

 

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[WestNileNet] Plummeting Educational Standards in WestNIle - way forward!

[gerald matua]

Dear All,

Soory for my quite. I have read the various e-mails from the friends of West 
Nile. I must say, time has surely come for us to act and do something!!! Just 
imagine, the past few days as people in Western, Central, Southern, and 
South-western Uganda were out jubiliating about the performance of their 
children ( read…brothers, sisters, daughters and sons….) we in the north and 
especially in the West Nile region were busy hiding our faces like ostriches in 
the sand.  I want to believe that even in our various workplaces none of use 
was excited seeing that no body came from our region…. The situation couldn’t 
be any worse. In my view, the PLE, UCE and UACE results of 2008 should be 
enough impetus for us to do something…serious!!!

Dear brothers and sisters, I want to share a few thoughts with you, as follows:

1.The plummeting educational standards in the region did not come at once, 
as you already know, a number of factors are in the play… poor self drive, 
shear laziness, and many more reasons as have already been mentioned.

2.These plummeting educational standards have to a great extent … been 
associated with poor educational efforts by the district education office and 
the implementing head teachers…and obviously the teachers as well… reports of 
corruption are widespread and sadly those perpetrating this corrupt tendencies 
are not sons and daughters of the region… I do not mean to be selfish here…!

3.There is genuine lack of concern for success among the parents and their 
children and therefore no really body cares. There are no realistic game plans 
for success, even the religious leaders seem to have either given up or feel 
powerless.

4.There is no solid statistical or phenomenological or interpretive or what 
others may call scientific data (cross sectional survey for descriptive 
information) on the reasons and the extent of this problem in both primary and 
secondary schools and the education offices.

5.There has been no formalised social networking group, such as the 
“Friends of West Nile mailing list” or the “Ombaci Old Boys Association” keen 
and mobilised enough to  address this and the related issues.

In view of the above and in keeping with the various views already expressed, I 
would like to humbly suggest the following mode of action:

a.A formal in-depth research study be conducted in the entire region… 
covering all the districts in the West Nile region to document the extent of 
this problem. This study should have descriptive as well as statistical 
dimensions to give us the breath and depth of the problem. Another aspect of 
this study is that data should be cross sectional in nature as well as 
retrospective so that the present status is obtained as well as the data of say 
10 years as has already been suggested. 


b.Whereas a thesis may be good to document these occurrences, however the 
sensitive nature of the inquiry will do no good for a person whishing to obtain 
his or her diploma in the shortest time possible and would usually not like to 
“step on peoples’ toes”.

I therefore suggest that the research is handled as follows:

i.A select or steering committee of the “Save West Nile Initiative” (SWI) 
be identified, comprising solid members of various background and experiences.
ii.A  “Save West Nile initiative” fund be set up under the tutelage of 
these steering committee
iii.This committee then appeals for financial support from all the well 
wishers
iv.As funds trickle in, a call is made for proposals, for an authentic 
research
v.A group is formed to vet the proposals and to chose the best for 
implementation
vi.The best person or persons are facilitated through this fund to conduct 
the study and produce results within a given period of time.
vii.The findings are then disseminated in a grand seminar….where important 
stake holders are invited to participate… in both Arua and Kampala.
viii.The steering committee then begins to implement the recommendations in 
line with the priorities identified in the study and in the seminars.

c.It is thus my strong belief that this approach will lead to scientific 
information which will be used emphatically without fear or favour in various 
forums. In addition, it provides for incorporation of various ideas as the 
views from various persons or groups are used.   

d.It is also my wish that this steering committee eventually becomes a 
“formally constituted  body”, obviously with the advice of the “Alaka’s”  that 
will spearhead the social reform dynamics in the region especially those 
relating to the plummeting educational standards and performances and 
importantly the moral decadence of the youth in the region.


Finally I welcome further discussions on these issues as we refine them further,

Long live West Nile!!!

Amandu Gerald Matua, RN; D. Litt et Phil.(cand),
Associate Dean, School of Nursing Sciences,
Kampala International

Re: [WestNileNet] (no subject)

[samuel andema]

Welcome aboard Prof. Dr Tikodri,
 
Am glad to see you on the list. This forum has created an opportunity for us to 
reconverge and reflect on challenges afflicting us in West nile as a region. 
Within a short time it has raised the stakes so high that we can no longer 
affort to exclude people like you who have a lot to offer in terms of 
intellectual property. Thank and we look forward to hearing from you.
 
Sam Andema
University of British Columbia
Languages and Literacy Department
6335 Thunderbird Crescent
vancouver
Canada


--- On Wed, 11/3/09, stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug  wrote:

From: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug 
Subject: [WestNileNet] (no subject)
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 7:04 PM

Hullo,
Indeed I should have featured on the list right from the start.
My e-mails are: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug, stog...@projects.mak.ac.ug,
tickodri.tog...@gmail.com, sant...@yahoo.com.
Otherwise regards to all.
Prof. (Dr) Sandy Stevens Tickodri-Togboa
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Re: [WestNileNet] (no subject)

[stogboa]

Hi, Sam
I did not have any idea that you were just across the border. I have at MIT 
since last week and will be return at the weekend.
As for the forum, yeah we need far more serious engagement than hitherto and 
the leadership and direction issues must be seriously conceptualized by all. 
Regards
Sandy 




samuel andema writes: 


Welcome aboard Prof. Dr Tikodri,
 
Am glad to see you on the list. This forum has created an opportunity for us to 
reconverge and reflect on challenges afflicting us in West nile as a region. 
Within a short time it has raised the stakes so high that we can no longer 
affort to exclude people like you who have a lot to offer in terms of 
intellectual property. Thank and we look forward to hearing from you.
 
Sam Andema
University of British Columbia
Languages and Literacy Department
6335 Thunderbird Crescent
vancouver
Canada 



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From: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug 
Subject: [WestNileNet] (no subject)
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Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 7:04 PM 


Hullo,
Indeed I should have featured on the list right from the start.
My e-mails are: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug, stog...@projects.mak.ac.ug,
tickodri.tog...@gmail.com, sant...@yahoo.com.
Otherwise regards to all.
Prof. (Dr) Sandy Stevens Tickodri-Togboa
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 7, Issue 51

[JohnAJackson]

*Detailed Academic Research*
**
A research could  become one of our action plans.
A good research should be taken seriously as a project. This involves a
thorough Project Planning & Stake hoder analysis, Project Design/Research
Design, Who will do the work, Funding, equiment, information processing and
distribution.

Given the amount of time and lack of immedaite finances, commissioning a
research could be our strategic action plan that will follow the
discussions.

For now,. let us get all the stakeholders talking, come up with CAUSE <>
Effect analysis of the problems
Move forward with corrective actions to address some of these problems. Some
of the problems are so obvious that implementing the corrective actions will
reverse some of the damage that has been done

If we want to do fund raise for research, how quickly can we raise enough
money to implement a good research in all the districts (5)?

javud...@gmail.com or javud...@hotmail.com



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> My brothers and Sisters, my deep condolences for the loss of our brother
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> of our West Nile family.
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> Peter has been a well know person for years, even though I did not have the
> opportunity to personally interact with him, I heard a lot about him when he
> was in the government service. God has robbed us of his counsel at this
> particular moment when we could have turned to him for some advice in our
> endevours about the state of West Nile. May the Almighty who blessed us with
> his life here on earth protect his bless his soul and give the family
> courage to endure to stand strong even when there is adversity. May his
> souls rest in eternal peace.
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Re: [WestNileNet] (no subject)

[Gilbert Adibo]

Hi Sandy,

 A pleasure to have you on this forum. Sometime last week I got embedded in
reading about the history MIT and why it has so become a World number one
institution of higher learning.

I do believe with you mentoring some of our brains there, there could be
good things that you could share with us on this forum for application in
our own institutions of learning that are now practically extinct in terms
of performance.

Welcome on board once again!!

Gilbert Adibo

On 12/03/2009, stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug  wrote:
>
> Hi, Sam
> I did not have any idea that you were just across the border. I have at MIT
> since last week and will be return at the weekend.
> As for the forum, yeah we need far more serious engagement than hitherto
> and the leadership and direction issues must be seriously conceptualized by
> all. Regards
> Sandy
>
>
> samuel andema writes:
>
>> Welcome aboard Prof. Dr Tikodri,
>>
>> Am glad to see you on the list. This forum has created an opportunity for
>> us to reconverge and reflect on challenges afflicting us in West nile as a
>> region. Within a short time it has raised the stakes so high that we can no
>> longer affort to exclude people like you who have a lot to offer in terms of
>> intellectual property. Thank and we look forward to hearing from you.
>>
>> Sam Andema
>> University of British Columbia
>> Languages and Literacy Department
>> 6335 Thunderbird Crescent
>> vancouver
>> Canada
>>
>> --- On Wed, 11/3/09, stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug 
>> wrote:
>> From: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] (no subject)
>> To: westnilenet@kym.net
>> Date: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009, 7:04 PM
>> Hullo,
>> Indeed I should have featured on the list right from the start.
>> My e-mails are: stog...@tech.mak.ac.ug, stog...@projects.mak.ac.ug,
>> tickodri.tog...@gmail.com, sant...@yahoo.com.
>> Otherwise regards to all.
>> Prof. (Dr) Sandy Stevens Tickodri-Togboa
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Re: [WestNileNet] New entrants

[Robert Ejiku]

Kiggs Ayiko,

Also add
James Chiria Erejebo  abcstatservi...@yahoo.co.uk

Thank you
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 9:18 AM, Kiggundu Mukasa  wrote:

> done
>  On Mar 11, 2009, at 10:10 AM, francis.az...@finance.go.ug wrote:
>
>  Kiggs, how do you do?
>
> May you add this G on WN alenibr...@yahoo.com
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Re: [WestNileNet] New entrants

[Gilbert Adibo]

Dear Kiggs,

Please add Bwana Aliga Asega on the mail list ase...@gmail.com

Gilly


On 12/03/2009, Robert Ejiku  wrote:
>
> Kiggs Ayiko,
>
> Also add
>
> James Chiria Erejebo  abcstatservi...@yahoo.co.uk
>
> Thank you
>
>  On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 9:18 AM, Kiggundu Mukasa wrote:
>
>> done
>>  On Mar 11, 2009, at 10:10 AM, francis.az...@finance.go.ug wrote:
>>
>>  Kiggs, how do you do?
>>
>> May you add this G on WN alenibr...@yahoo.com
>>
>> Thanks very much indeed.
>>
>> Aza'bo-Francis
>> Treasury
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