Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 68, Issue 25

[Nayenda Elly]

Dear Adriko,
Thanks for the document presented by Hon Gen Moses Ali.
Can you folks at New Vision compile the West Niler series into a book we can 
buy?
Some teachers of Geography, History and Business want some of the series but i 
would go for the whole. I have some part but i need the whole in one.
God bless and keep it up at West Nile.

Thanks
Elly



On Friday, May 23, 2014 8:07 PM, Jimmy Adriko  wrote:
 


Dear West Nilers

Find attached the History of West Nile that was presented by General Moses Ali 
during celebrations of West Nile@ 100 celebrations in Arua on April 21, 2014. I 
was one of the persons in the organizing team on the Media front. Many friends 
who believed it was good document that reflected accurate information contacted 
me for copy of the regions history as presented by Moses Ali. Please feel free 
to share it and also see where you can add for purpose of keeping true record 
of our region.

God Bless

Jimmy Adriko



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Re: [WestNileNet] WESTNILE @ 100

[Nayenda Elly]

Hi Akuma & Team,
Thanks for establishing a framework for the Centenary celebrations that 
transcend party, religious, creed and ethnicity but West Nile. I up-loud you 
folks for the successful presentation you had to Arua DLC. We await to hear the 
response from the other seven districts.
How can we get the details of the 1.3b plan?
Hope to be active in this.
For record know it that the first female pilot (helicopter) in Uganda was from 
West Nile (Moyo) who died un recognized.
Thanks.
Elly




 From: moses akuma 
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Cc: "bettyat...@yahoo.co.uk" ; "ellypiw...@yahoo.com" 
; "jdril...@newvision.co.ug" ; 
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Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2013 10:17 AM
Subject: [WestNileNet] (no subject)
 


Dear Brothers and Sisters!
Today the centenary organizing team made it on our first presentation of the 
centenary celebration Ideas in Arua district council. We are very grateful for 
the wonderful reception and approval of the district council to bless the 
centenary celebrations. All district councilors pledged to contribute a minimum 
of 10,000. The district Executive committee is to resolve on the amount to 
contribute towards our 1.3 Billion budget on top of the land which the district 
council has donated for the construction of the centenary museum. This was 
awesome indeed. Long live the district councilors of Arua. We believe other 
district councils will receive us with the same enthusiasm and selfless 
contributions. I loved the quality of the debate of the motion, totally 
bipartisan without challenge and reservations. You should have been there!! 
Pages of History are being opened you need to write your name on this powerful 
historical and heroic open cheque for your next
 generations to identify with.

 
Thanks and Kind regards
Akuma Moses Odims
Regional Civil peace program officer 

MAYANK Development Association.
Po.Box 1 Yumbe District.
Tele: +256 773 887 704
Email: odims2...@yahoo.com 
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Re: [WestNileNet] Maracha man who designed the national flag not recognised

[Nayenda Elly]

Hi Folks,
I have had interface with Nyai (a resident of Kenya Zone Mvara) and saw what 
may seam the original design of the Ugandan flag. He could have been the brain 
behind the Ugandan flag but somebody could have hijacked his design. Nyai's 
issues has reached most offices e.g RDC, Stata House and even Minister Baba was 
involved at a certain point. His issue even featured in one of the dailies 
either in 2010 or 2011.
I agree with Aggrey that facts about Nyai's claim be investigated and later 
published to guage National reaction. Thereafter the lawyer/legal brain can 
swing into action.
Tabu or Izama are credible to do the research and help publish the facts.
Nyai is an important aspect of Uganda's independence. Let us help him and West 
Nile.
Amama aaha afusi baa amadri si indi fo. (Bad Lugabara).
God bless and over to you.
Elly





 From: Patrick Anguti 
To: samuel andema ; A Virtual Network for friends of 
West Nile  
Sent: Monday, October 7, 2013 12:04 AM
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Maracha man who designed the national flag not   
recognised
 


Dear all,

This man really need to have all his evidence in place. According to wikipedia, 
the flag was designed by the Minister for Justice Grace Ibingira. So Mr Mateo 
Nyai Simon has to table good evidence for his claims.

I also wonder why it has taken him all these years to come up with this claim.

Patrick



On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 2:50 AM, samuel andema  wrote:

Hi Aggrey,
>I agree with your suggestion. The starting point should be for a reliable 
>journalist (probably Tabu Butatgira or Angelo Izama) to establish the 
>authenticity of those claims and run a news paper piece on it to gauge the 
>national mood/response before taking the next step, which could involve a team 
>of lawyers who should be able to negotiate with Government and/or seek redress 
>in courts of law depending on how Government responds. I believe issue is 
>technically potentially a new material.
> 
>Thanks.
>Sam
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>From: aggrey adrale 
>To: atibuni kefa ; A Virtual Network for friends of West 
>Nile  
>Sent: Sunday, 6 October 2013, 14:58
>Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Maracha man who designed the national flag not 
>recognised
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>Need thorough research of his claim and probably run authentic findings, if 
>so, about it in The New Vision newspaper! Secondly, I hope he has copyright to 
>the flag design.
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>Aggrey
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>From: atibuni kefa 
>To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile  
>Sent: Sunday, 6 October 2013, 22:16
>Subject: [WestNileNet] Maracha man who designed the national flag not 
>recognised
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>Dear Folks,
>I have just heard from a friend that one Mr.Mateo Nyai
Simen, 84,born of Maracha district who designed the national flag in 1961 has
never been recognised  by any government
and is now grumbling at his residence in Mvara ward,Arua municipality. Then I
thought about  the story of late George
Wilberforce Kakoma ,the man who composed the national anthem and had to fight 
many
battles in demanding a token of appreciation from the government.
>How can this forum be of help to Mr Mateo?
>Have a good week,
>Kefa Atibuni
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[WestNileNet] WEAT NILE CENTENARY 2014

[Nayenda Elly]

Hi Folks,
West Nile was curved as part of Uganda in 1914 and next year we make 100 year.
We produced a President, 2 Vice Presidents, a Speaker of the National Assembly, 
couple of Ambassadors, Three ArchBishops, Couple of Professors, Gold Medalists 
in athletics, the team in the CAF finals of 1978 had two or so sons of West 
Nile e.t.c.
We have achieved something but have the capacity to super-cede this.
As we make 100 years can we do some social audit and lay the stage for our 
progress in the next 100 years. A university is being born in West Nile, what 
is our support to this University?
Can we engage in the future of West Nile?
How do we plan to celebrate 100 years in Uganda? Does it make sense to you?
God bless.
Thanks
Elly

--- On Wed, 5/15/13, Sebastian Owilla  wrote:

From: Sebastian Owilla 
Subject: [WestNileNet] Walking the talk to Muni University
To: "westnilenet@kym.net" 
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2013, 7:08 AM



 
 



Dear Colleagues, 
   
It is true that quite a lot has been discussed and it is like time for 
implementation is long overdue. I can sense that  some people are losing hope 
and might, hold back, in future discussion. I wish to take sides:
  I agree that we need to do something now, else we shall never. 
    On the other hand, West Nile, just like other regions needs 
economic revival. I hear about gone days (between 1960 – 1980) during which 
hard work was proven. Custodians of our taxes were trustworthy. They, to a 
larger extent,
 cared for all the civil servants. Consequently, security, health, education, 
and many other sectors of productivity took better shape. Which was why a pupil 
sitting for PLE in Arua public or Moyo Girls would choose and make it to either 
Gayaza or Sir Samuel
 Baker (later known as Pongdwongo). There was no need for a parent to go to an 
HM to ‘beg’ for vacancy. You just wait for your acceptance letter by the postal 
services. Today the sort of system of governance we are in is tending towards 
capitalism. 
   
I have no problem with what one does to earn a living; as long as it is morally 
acceptable; we should encourage our people to work as really they are hard 
working. Once upon a time, most Ma’di people sniggered
 the lugbara  communities who migrated and settled among them. Generally the 
Lugbara women took to business of selling food and other merchandises. While 
most Ma’di women engaged in the ‘brewery industries’ producing pkhete, wiri, 
nguli, etc. The Ma’di woman
 brewing and earning a living from it, consoled herself that she was better 
than a ‘Lubwari zi’ living by doing some businesses (selling tea, sumbusa, 
mandazi etc). And I think the Lugbara women on their part had good reasons not 
to take on the ‘industry’ of
 the Ma’di women. Each was right and at the same time wrong. Today the trend 
seems to be duplicating itself across regions: the majority of the private 
security guards come from either West Nile, Northern region or Lango and Teso 
sub regions. Most of the workers
 in the sugar and tea plantations come from the same areas.  
   
I love my people and value what they do to honestly earn their living. My 
problem is in the situation where the hard-earned money does not get 
re-invested. Our people are very innovative and look forward to a
 better future. This was exhibited in coming up with CUCUA, and ERO. While the 
Lugbara people had both Ero and Cucua, the Ma’di people only depended on ero. 
In capitalism, consideration should be made for continued investments, not 
consuming profits. Check
 how you spend your money!!! 
   
The point I am making is that the advent of capitalism comes with challenges 
and the prices have to be paid. We need either to improve on our existing 
economic activities, or phase out the obsolete ones and adopt
 rather newer alternatives. Perceptions have to change and then take advantage 
of every opportunity to etch out economic values which then can be translated 
in to real cash. Without economic empowerment, the sour, otherwise bitter side 
of life will be the only
 alternative. This includes journey to Muni University. It is near us, but 
going there requires money. Not just money to enter University, but money to go 
through pre-primary education, primary, and secondary education. Some of you 
know what I am taking about.
 The current form of UPE will never lay a good foundation in our children for 
competitive tertiary institution. Most of the schools we have in West Nile are 
depending the already failing UPE – misplaced hope. What the people in this 
forum could do is to use
 the governance system already in place to suggest, but not authorise changes. 
The system is like a pyramid – the rule is by the top not bottom. The private 
sector thrives better that the public. That is why we need investors.  A 
teacher hired to work in a
 private school in most cases deliver; however, those on the government pay 
roll will not deliver – the assumption is that all graduated from EREP

[WestNileNet] WESTNLIE BUS FARES ARE JUST UNREALISTIC

[Nayenda Elly]

Folks,
Whereas the bus operators in WestNile set the pace of customer friendly bus 
services with every passenger having a definite seat, specific departure time 
(no arrival time), prayer before take off, no overloading, no luggage allowed 
in the corridors, excellent mail services and realistic stable fares even 
during festive season, things took a bad turn from Christmas 2012. Fares shot 
up from 25,000= to even 40,000= for ordinary. 
Early 2013 bus companies were levied some charges for not using the terminal 
per bus that leaves. This levy has been shifted to passengers. What remains 
unrealistic is why the fares rose by close to 40% yet fuel and terminal levies 
didn't rise by the same margin.
I agree entirely with Abima, fares to other parts of the country went down but 
ours has risen, is there any justification?
Can somebody find from MD Gaagaa (especially Caleb could do that) as to what 
provoked him (gaagaa) to move 'ambu' but not 'gaa'? Those of us who travel 
often are feeling the punch.
Eventually costs of ordinary goods and services will surely rise if this is not 
addressed and poverty will dig its fangs deeper into the already economically  
deprived people.
Keep the debate alive until something changes for our good.
Aluta continua.
Elly 


--- On Thu, 3/14/13, eric abima  wrote:

From: eric abima 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Bus Fairs
To: "leku joel" , "A Virtual Network for friends of West 
Nile" 
Date: Thursday, March 14, 2013, 1:51 AM

I have also failed to understand the charges for our route. 
Kitgum used to be 30,000/- but has instead come down to 25,000/-. Kyankwanzi 
used to be 20,000/- but last week i travelled at 14,000/-. Could our vehicles 
be 'drinking' a unique fuel type?


Abima Eric

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--- On Wed, 13/3/13, leku joel  wrote:


From: leku joel 
Subject: [WestNileNet] Bus Fairs
To: "westnilenet@kym.net" 
Date: Wednesday, 13 March, 2013, 4:56





Good Morning All,


Can somebody enlighten me on the exorbitant bus charges to Westnile when fuel 
prices have remained relatively constant.


Ordinary 35,000/=


Executive/Comfort/luxury etc 50,000/=

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[WestNileNet] WEST NILE EDUCATION CONFRENCE

[Nayenda Elly]

West Nilers,
Thanks for this platform were issues affecting the region are raised and 
discussed.
A few facts about education in West Nile is that our traditional schools that 
we glorified in the past no longer hold onto that glory. Nyapea is on its death 
bed, others are struggling in the shadow of the past. Worse of all all bright 
pupils are 'shipped' down to Kampala and Wakiso districts and what is left 
behind is what we teachers have to process into the best we all want. The 
results tell a lot about our education row material, processing and output. 
Blame and lamentation is just breeding human resource disaster we shall surely 
reap in the nearest future.
May i propose that West Nile Foundation spear heads organizing an Education 
Conference to critically discuss the falling education standards based on facts 
and figures and chart a viable way forward. This will help us mitigate the 
disaster.
I look forward to making my input especially as somebody who is in the 
education field of play as a teacher.
Keep up the struggle folks. West Nile is ours and we have the responsibility of 
offering it the best to be the best.
Thanks and God Bless West Nile.
Elly
--- On Wed, 2/27/13, tabua butagira  wrote:

From: tabua butagira 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor
To: "George Afi Obitre-Gama" , "A Virtual Network for 
friends of West Nile" 
Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 10:11 PM

Morning Eng.,
 
I have decided to reply the mail only to you. Our Bureau Chief yesterday sent a 
story indicating one of Arua's best A-level student was an Ediofe Girls' SS 
candidate who obtained 17.
 
I did call Ombaci HM who referred me to the deputy (in-charge academics), and 
he told me Ombaci's best was a Science student with 17 points, but the full 
results would not be available until today or tomorrow.
 
Our Bureau Chief guys were not able to obtain the Mvara or any other results. 
Part of the problem might be that our school administrators are not fast in 
getting out the results and making it public.
 
Regards,
Tabu


--- On Wed, 2/27/13, George Afi Obitre-Gama  wrote:


From: George Afi Obitre-Gama 
Subject: [WestNileNet] A-Level Results WN Results - Pg 8 Monitor
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 9:11 PM





Brethren,


I have gone through the today's Monitor list(pg 8) of A-level rankings one by 
one(1-273) without seeing our prominent schools in West Nile apart from Mvara 
SS which is ranked a whooping no. 187!!! I don't see Ombaci, Muni, Nyapea  and 
others and they happen not be listed - probably my eyes are getting old!! 


Tabu Butagira should probably clarify if another list exists - otherwise I see 
the performance as already pathetic not withstanding the fact that the best P7 
Pupil in West Nile got an agg 7.


I am very angry and annoyed. What is happening? Are we not engaging our 
youngsters enough!!



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[WestNileNet] WEST NILE STRIKERS ASSOCIATION

[Nayenda Elly]

Friends,
We may not learn from our past but it is important that we learn from the 
mistakes of others.
Strikes seldom help students save to worsen the already poor academic standards 
in our region.
As you folks ponder over the loose students right movement, there is also what 
is called West Nile Strikers Association. I am told the leaders are based in 
some of the schools already that went on strike. I can't prove that this 
association exists or not. But find out from students.
Friends, it time all of us should take serious interest in education in West 
Nile. Please find time to meet students individually or in groups to find out 
what they need in order to improve their conditions of learning.
May i challenge the different old students associations to come together and 
discuss this with students leaders, teachers and heads in west Nile. We need an 
education forum.
Save West Nile.
Elly

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From: banduga ismail 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Student Strikes in Schools in West Nile
To: "Eric Ezati" , "A Virtual Network for friends of West 
Nile" , "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 

Date: Monday, July 16, 2012, 11:33 PM


Dear Members,
Student strikes in our schools is increasingly getting to dangerous levels. St. 
Josephs college Ombaci has just resumed after closing the school for a couple 
of weeks this term. Vurra secondary got into one before Ombaci. Yumbe secondary 
is currently  closed. I am told a planned strike by students was aborted in 
Mvara secondary last week. If I am not mistaken, Nyapea secondary is closed.
We
 may ask ourselves, what is happening? I am told the students are using a 
social media platform for mobilization from one school to another. It seems 
they are using the free internet access offered by telecom services on every 
phone. I am told the students have formed a loose umbrella body that is 
spearheading what they call fighting for the oppressed. In a Arua, one called 
Kal is said to be the secretary general. Kal is a student of st Josephs' 
college ombaci. The police are investigating this movement and identifying the 
ring leaders for further questioning.
What is your take?
Ismail---

From: Eric Ezati 
 To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile  
 Sent: Monday, 16 July 2012, 9:50
 Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 47, Issue 13
   
Thanks Jackson for the precious advice, indeed there is no short-cut to being a 
millionere within few seconds...
Be Blessed 
 
Eric 





From: JohnAJackson 
To: westnilenet@kym.net 
Sent: Friday, 13 July 2012, 18:39
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 47, Issue 13



COMMON SENSE IS NOT ALWAYS COMMON
 
Internet crime is prevalent and virulent as virus. Who has not seen the 
Nigerian Big Money Stuff. promising to wire millions of Dollars to your 
account.  Does this kind of stuff excite anyone?
 
If you are desparate to be a millionare without working hard to become one, 
you  are probably heading into the WRONG DITCH OR TRAP. How many people truly 
believe you can become rich without hard work?  Richness is earned through hard 
work or you inherit it from wealthy parent or relative.
 
Recently, there are  numerous crimes from Eastern Europe and China infiltrating 
the Western World with WORK FROM HOME JOB ADS. Many fake companies have been 
set up which appear legimate. They ask you to open a bank account and give that 
account number to your account number to your "presumtive employer"
 
Next, they write a virus program (TROJAN HORSE) which transfers money from 
various accounts to your account, pay you off as promised but they take a chunk 
of money to their own accounts in Europe ( Romania, Poland, etc) and China.
 
Who is the Victim of THEFT? When FBI, Interpol, other Security organs  TRACK 
DOWN Internet thieves, you become an innocent victim.
 
Nutshell, if you dream of becoming rich without working for it, You may have to 
consider going to live on MARS or other PLANETS where man have not 
explored/exploited the minerals yet.
 
HACKING HAS BEEN ON RISE FOR THE LAST 15 YEARS OR SO. YOU ONLY NEED TO BE WISER 
THAN THE THIEVES
 
IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT IS PROBABLY NOT TRUE


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[WestNileNet] ETHICS FOR ALL PUBLIC SERVANTS

[Nayenda Elly]

West Nilers,
Honoring Dr. Onzivua with the appointment of training Ugandan health workers on 
health ethics is a big trust in us. Training is one thing and seeing real 
change in the conduct of health workers is yet a critical challenge we hope 
for. Let us support Dr. Onzivua and Dr. Ondoa.
On the other part, we public servants deserve a refresher or retraining on 
ethics. That Ministry of Ethics needs to get to the ground. Meanwhile, we need 
to set a pace in West Nile by re-discovering work ethics for Uganda to follow. 
We seem to move from civil servants to 'rude' masters. God help Uganda as we 
'celebrate 50 years of self 'rule' aka independence.
God bless.
Elly 

--- On Tue, 5/29/12, Harold Acemah  wrote:

From: Harold Acemah 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Dr. Onzivua appointed as Health Ethics trainer by 
medical council
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Tuesday, May 29, 2012, 2:48 AM

To All,

Greetings from Wandi, Terego. I would like to congratulate Dr. S. Onzivua for 
his well-deserved appointment to train Ugandan Health Workers in Health Ethics 
and, I believe, Professional Conduct (not contact). I wish him every success.


Harold E. Acemah
AMBASSADOR (Rtd) 

On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Robert Ejiku  wrote:

Congs to our great Dr., Onzivua. Ejiku


On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 3:47 PM, Christine Munduru  wrote:


Dear all,
Due to the campaign we had on maternal deaths, our own brother Dr. Onzivua who 
has been fighting together with us has been appointed to train the health 
workers all over Uganda on health ethics and professional contact by medical 
council.



 
Some thing to be happy about
 
Christine

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[WestNileNet] Fw: WEST NILE POWER LOST AGAIN

[Nayenda Elly]

West Nilers,
We have again lost a serious opportunity to have us on the national power grid.
The President while addressing the nation on the International Women's day 
anniversary at Nebbi Secondary school today, said for us to have the national 
grid we need power demand of 7.5mw. I couldn't come to terms with the 
President's stand that West Nile power demand is 2.5 mega watts thus the 3.5 mw 
from Nyagak will suffice for our need.

I hold Hon Dujanga squarely responsible for this under estimation of west nile 
power demand. The current demand in Arua alone is more than 2mw leave alone 
industrial need. Can some body technical enough serve us with the actual power 
demand not supply for west nile. 

I pray all the District Local Councils of Nebbi, Zombo, Arua, Maracha, Koboko 
and Yumbe institute a special council report to President's office on
 this issue.

Hon Dujanga once again promised that Nyagak will be switched on in two months 
time i.e May yet during Hon Anite's wedding he promised march. Why speak  
untruth in the presence of the President?

We need power this year, Period. Or else;
MPs have not lived to their commitment on this issue of power.
The test of a man is not in falling but standing up upon falling. Keep the 
struggle folks.
Elly
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[WestNileNet] WEST NILE POWER LOST AGAIN

[Nayenda Elly]

West Nilers,
We have again lost a serious opportunity to have us on the national power grid.
The President while addressing the nation on the International Women's day 
anniversary at Nebbi Secondary school today, said for us to have the national 
grid we need power demand of 7.5mw. I couldn't come to terms with the 
President's stand that West Nile power demand is 2.5 mega watts thus the 3.5 mw 
from Nyagak will suffice for our need.

I hold Hon Dujanga squarely responsible for this under estimation of west nile 
power demand. The current demand in Arua alone is more than 2mw leave alone 
industrial need. Can some body technical enough serve us with the actual power 
demand not supply for west nile. 

I pray all the District Local Councils of Nebbi, Zombo, Arua, Maracha, Koboko 
and Yumbe institute a special council report to President's office on this 
issue.

Hon Dujanga once again promised that Nyagak will be switched on in two months 
time i.e May yet during Hon Anite's wedding he promised march. Why speak  
untruth in the presence of the President?

We need power this year, Period. Or else;
MPs have not lived to their commitment on this issue of power.
The test of a man is not in falling but standing up upon falling. Keep the 
struggle folks.
Elly
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[WestNileNet] WHAT A WOMEN'S DAY CELEBRATION IN DEATH OF STRUGGLING MOTHERS

[Nayenda Elly]

West Nilers,
The International Women's day national celebration will be hosted by Nebbi in 
West Nile tomorrow and women of all walks of life will converge at Nebbi boma 
ground to chronicle their struggle in building the nation.
Just 80km up north in Arua we are mourning the death of close to 30 mothers 
(mostly) who have been struggling in petty small scale businesses moving from 
one market to another using the most risky transport. Imagine 30 plus women on 
top of an over loaded lorry with their merchandise from one market to another.
6th March will be marked as a dark evening when our mothers lost their lives in 
pursuit to fend for their families. This accident is the third within two years 
but with the highest death tolll. My uncle Lumaga Jimmy lost his wife in the 
same river Ala tragedy. We are mourning not celebrating women's day. 
As Uganda celebrates women's day, can gov't improve the conditions of our roads 
and bridges to major markets as we encourage our mothers to use different 
transport means from their cargo because over loading of such trucks is 
apparent?
The Nebbi celebration should be entirely dedicated to the thirty or so women 
whose families may need some support to enable them stand so that they can 
eventually walk given business acumen.
May their souls rest in peace as we all join in helping mothers fend for their 
families.
Thanks
Elly

--- On Wed, 3/7/12, patrick gatre  wrote:

From: patrick gatre 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Death Announcement
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012, 3:56 AM

May the Lord comfort her soul, and let there descent holy spirit on to
the bereaved family.
Gatre Patrick

On 3/7/12, Kiggundu Mukasa  wrote:
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>> Dear members,Peter Odama one of our members lost his dear wife in the
>> Kuluva accidents where many of our people passed on when the truck they
>> were travelling  in fell into water,well the details of the water body and
>> the official total number of people dead is still scanty,however 26  are
>> confirmed dead and amoung them is the dear wife of Peter Odama.More bodies
>> are still being recovered from the water.For any direct condolesnce
>> message to him you may reach on 0772-067923.May their souls rest in
>> eternal peace,Amen
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[WestNileNet] CONDOLENCES

[Nayenda Elly]

Our condolences to the Okua family.
Take heart.
Elly.
--- On Tue, 1/31/12, aggrey adrale  wrote:


From: aggrey adrale 
Subject: [WestNileNet] Death Announcement!
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Tuesday, January 31, 2012, 12:04 AM







Dear Members,
 
On a sad note, I have just received a call from Ms. Doris Adebo (Okua) from 
India that their daughter, Aleni Freda, passed on having been flown there for a 
heart surgery.
 
Prayers, words of encouragement and any support to the family are very much 
needed at this time as the family is struggling with arrangements to transport 
the body from India to Uganda.
 
Doris can be reached on +918586892883.
 
Any developments will be posted on this net.
 
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
 
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[WestNileNet] FINIA AN INTELLIGENT HARD WORKING LADY

[Nayenda Elly]

Friends,
The demise of Finia wife to Eng. Dr. Aridru is totally misplace and 
unacceptable if the control of her life was in some bodies confine. In death, 
life appears just a shadow.
Comrades in the battle to life, let us join in offering a shoulder to Engineer 
and the family (young family). When one of us dies, we die too though in bits.
Dear Gabriel, stand strong in this double storm, God who authors every event 
will surely wipe your (our) tears using His own "hands" and over a solace.
The body of Finia will spend the night at their home for the vigil just behind 
Heritage Courts on Saturday night. On sunday at 2pm there will be a Requiem 
service at Emmanuel Cathedral and later that evening she leaves for Ajono her 
final resting place and burial service from noon.
Just for record, during their wedding Finia worked hard to see the new 
Cathedral was ready for their wedding. She was the first Christian to donate 
money for the seats. What a big heart lost. Such intelligent hard working 
ladies are rear to come by in our region, loosing such is incalculable loss 
both today and tomorrow.
May God of heaven and earth be not only with us but in us.
Thanks.
Elly 

--- On Sat, 2/5/11, alex free  wrote:

From: alex free 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Death Announcement
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Saturday, February 5, 2011, 12:50 AM

Heartfelt Condolences to Dr Aridru and his family!
It is again very sad to hear of another motor accident in which the life of Dr 
Aridru's wife is claimed! May her soul rest in eternal peace! 

Alex
 

On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 6:54 AM,   wrote:



This is to inform you of the untimely death of Mrs. Finia Josephine Aridru  
wife to Dr. Eng Aridru Gabriel aspiring MP Arua municipality who passed away 
following a motor accident in Bondo On 4/2/2011at around 9pm.



Burial will be on Monday 7th Feb 2011 at Gabriel's home in Ajono, Vurra County 
in Arua. District at 2pm.



For more information contact Moses Obeta on 0772766766, Gordon Obitre-Gama on 
0772120426, Aggrey Adrale on 0772640232

and Robert Afema on 0772120305.



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[WestNileNet] HOW SHALL WE REMEMBER OUR BROTHERS?

[Nayenda Elly]

West NIlers,
I have no words to express my gratitude to the West Nile foundation for the 
expedience in bringing to control the tragedy that befell us when 6 of our 
University students perished in an accidents.
How shall we remember this tragedy and use it to soar above our sorrows and 
bereavement? I propose we launch a trust or scholoarship to help University 
Students.
May the souls of the departed rest in peace and quick recovery for injurned 
both medically and psychologically.
Thanks
Elly
--- On Sun, 8/29/10, tabua butagira  wrote:


From: tabua butagira 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Latest update on the accident
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Sunday, August 29, 2010, 3:01 AM







Dear all,
 
I heard about the accident while in Karamoja. It couldn't have been deeply more 
unsettling, considering many of the victims are university students and or 
alumni.
 
Thank you Caleb, your team of West Nile Foundation and all well wishers for a 
splendid job that has demonstrated West Nile's spirit of unity beyond 
what words can, and do, express.
 
Be blessed. May the souls of our departed  rest in eternal peace and my wishes 
for quick recovery for those in pain. My deep sympathies with bereaving 
families and commiserations to those injured.
Tabu
 


--- On Sat, 8/28/10, Caleb Alaka  wrote:


From: Caleb Alaka 
Subject: [WestNileNet] Latest update on the accident
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010, 10:12 PM







Dear Colleagues,
 
It was a terrible tragedy that befell us on Saturday morning. Briefly after 
having fun at the West Nile Night, 17 of our members decided to use a seven 
seat-er vehicle to be dropped home.  According to police sources, when the 
vehicle reached Ntinda trading center, our brothers and sisters branched off 
towards Nakawa. Hardly had they reached Ntinda Police Post, the car lost 
controll and skidded for 150 meters, before crushing,  and in the process, 
three people died instantly and other 3 died on their way to Hospital. Your 
leadership was informed and we took charge of the situation together with James 
Nyakuni. We identified the bodies as follows;   Rashid Juma, Isaac Edobo, 
Washington Agondua, Babua Dan, Innocent Yoti and Imran Abdul. 9 other persons 
were critically injured and two sustained minor injuries. One person is in 
critical condition and the rest have stabilized. West Nile Foundation 
contributed  1,000,000/= towards burial and funeral
 expenses. We mobilized all in all around 3,000,000/=, James Nyakuni gave us a 
bus which we fueled to take relatives to Arua. Nyakuni also assisted us in 
taking two bodies that of Washington and Isaac. Mean while Eng. Juma assisted 
us in taking the bodies of Rashid and Imran. We purchased coffins, and other 
materials for all the deceased persons. We reserved the balance of our 
collections for subsidizing medical expenses for the injured. The bodies of 
Innocent and Babua were not taken to Arua by us because of mutual understanding 
between us and the parents. The following were the injured;Opio Vincent, Ezaru 
Isaac, Jackie Aseru, Inid Akwiachwan, Okello Moses, Ombilia, Aron Francis, 
Anguzu Abraham, Anguyo Moses and Abeli Denis. We managed to contact all the 
relatives. It was tragic but we tried our level best.  We need prayers for 
those injured and will update you on any other development pertaining to those 
who sustained injuries.  Thank you

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[WestNileNet] CONDOLENCES

[Nayenda Elly]

Friends,
When one of us dies, we die too.
Condolences upon the demise of the Arua young man.
We pray his killers will be identified and prosecuted in the rightful court.
May God comfort the family and all of us.
ELLY 
--- On Thu, 8/19/10, tabua butagira  wrote:


From: tabua butagira 
Subject: [WestNileNet] Murdered Arua man's body found in 'mass' grave
To: "virtual West Nile" 
Cc: "Ombaci OBs" 
Date: Thursday, August 19, 2010, 7:44 AM







Dear all,
 
Richard Embati (of Mulago Hospital) asked me to inform net members that the 
body of his cousin Denis Orodriyo, a former worker at an Asian Shop at Arua 
Park, who was killed mysteriously several days ago, was found today buried in 
the same grave with four other corpses.
 
Police detectives and relatives exhumed the body from the KCC cemetery in 
Kirinya, east of Kampala, after it was positively identified by the father, Mr 
Tom Adriko, a custodian at Makerere University Chemistry Lab.
 
Attorney Caleb Alaka and James Nyakuni witnessed the exhumation. Postmortem 
report showed Orodriyo died of brain injuries after his skull was cracked with 
a hit. The body will spend the night at Mulago mortuary and a vigil at the 
father's home in Makerere University Estates staff quarters (accessible through 
the East Gate).
 
For further directions, other details and condolence message, call either 
Embati Richard on 0782 446 106 or the late's dad Tom on 0701 738 566.

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RE: [WestNileNet] Loss of my Grand Mother

[Nayenda Elly]

David,
Condolences.
May you follow in the foot steps of grandmother in good deeds for the sake of 
humanity.
May God comfort you.
Elly

--- On Mon, 2/15/10, Acidri David Onzima  wrote:

From: Acidri David Onzima 
Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Loss of my Grand Mother
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Monday, February 15, 2010, 11:03 AM

Dear all.
 
While it was a sad moment see the old lady (88 years old) burried, we got 
reminded of one thing during the sermon preceeding the burial; to remember to 
do good while we are yet alive.
 
I would like to, on behalf of the family, thank all those who contributed in 
what ever way to make the service colourful.
 
May the good Lord bless you all as you continue to do good while you are still 
alive.
 
Acidri David Onzima.

--- On Sun, 2/14/10, Mundua, Godfrey  wrote:


From: Mundua, Godfrey 
Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Loss of my Grand Mother
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Sunday, February 14, 2010, 10:51 PM








Dear DMO,
 
We join you in mourning the loss of your dear grand mum. May her soul rest in 
eternal peace.
 
Regards
 
Godfrey
 




From: moses droma [mailto:droma_...@yahoo.co.uk] 
Sent: Sunday, February 14, 2010 2:12 PM
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
Subject: [WestNileNet] Loss of my Grand Mother
 


 



Hi all.On a sad note i lost my paternal Grand Mother yesterday in Arua.Burial 
will be on Monday 15/2/2010.Those around in Arua can join in Mvara.R.I.P.

 

Regards,

 

Droma M.O
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Re: [WestNileNet] A Public University in West Nile

[Nayenda Elly]

Commrades,
I salute Caleb for his velocity of action.
Thanks to WNF for the propelling force in the right direction.
I wish to add to the avalench of questions. What is the time schedule for 
Caleb's team and the task force. The new academic year is from August and no 
serious info is on ground. Next FY is two academic years away. After elections 
(depending on the voting unfortunately) there may be dragging of feet.
Friend's this is the ripe time to see the begininng of W Nile out of the 
darkness of semi literacy.
Aluta contiua.
Elly

--- On Tue, 2/2/10, Ejoyi Xavier  wrote:


From: Ejoyi Xavier 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A Public University in West Nile
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2010, 5:19 AM



Dear Caleb,
 
Once again thanks for your efforts in contributing to the development of West 
Nile. To my mind, the question of a public University in West Nile is one where 
the patience of the region has been fully tested. While noting with gratitude 
that a national is in place to “look into” establishment of a public University 
in the region, half a year of lost time and commitment of the taskforce 
logically leaves us with the option of appointing a small committee (3-4) to 
follow up with the taskforce. In light of this, may I make the following 
suggestions?
 
1.  Caleb as President of the WNF together with three other members arrange 
to meet the national taskforce or at least its Chairperson with a purpose of 
understanding their Terms of Reference, progress to date, and the need for 
involvement of WNF in the processes.
 
2.  Secondly, following your meeting with the taskforce, this Forum can 
deliberate and reach a consensus on how WNF can approach the issue of a 
University in West Nile. Again I reiterate that this is not the first time a 
committee, taskforce etc. is considering the issue of establishing a University 
in the region. It is too important an issue for WNF to stay aloof to!
 
3.  Finally, in lieu of the above remind the forum of an issue I raised a 
week or two ago regarding the need to clarify the approach WNF will adopt to 
achieve its objectives. Is it service provision/implementation, advocacy, or 
support (technical, financial and advisory etc.), or is it a mixture of all 
these?
 
Kind regards,
 
Ndugu Xavier Ejoyi 
 
 


 
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 2:10 PM, Caleb Alaka  wrote:





Dear Colleagues,

Last Week on Thursday, I had a meeting with Hon. Jachan Omach. Minister of 
state for Finance (General duties). This meeting was as a result of an earlier 
meeting I had with the PPS to H.E the President. I had gone to see the PPS to 
fix an appointment for Asiku Jackson to see the President. But since I had 
known the PPS during the times we negotiated peace in West Nile and Juba. I 
reluctantly asked her about the University. She referred me to Hon. Jachan. In 
our meeting Jachan was grateful to learn about the West Nile Foundation. He 
told me that there are over 150 pledges the President made for the people of 
West Nile which needs to be followed. He further informed me that a National 
task force for the University headed by Professor Christine Dranzua (From MUK), 
had been formed. that we had lost six months. that other members of the task 
force were Rev. Father Epifani Odubiki the Principle of Lodonga TTC, Professor 
Tikodri the Deputy Vice Chancellor MUK
 and some one from Gulu University. The Ministry of Finance has released 200 
Million UgShs and another 700 Million Shs is going to be released to the task 
force . Colleagues, These guys on the National task force are busy people. I 
was in MUST over the weekend and discussed the issue with our colleagues in 
MUST and we thought we can come up with our own committee especially the 
members of the academia from West Nile to assist the National task force. If 
this is acceptable to us, we can suggest names and I will handle the matter 
with Hon. Jachan Omach who is also from West Nile. This way, we can fast track 
the establishment of the University.


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RE: [WestNileNet] Forestry Expert on the West Nile Net

[Nayenda Elly]

Dear Jackons,
I wish to be part of the team to try experimenting on this new tree in Ugandan 
soil.
I would also have some planted on the school surrounding / compound and 
Emmanuel Cathedral surrounding too.
 
 NAYENDA ELLY
ARUA PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL
P.O BOX 302 ARUA
+256772889876
 
Thanks
Elly

--- On Mon, 6/15/09, Jimmy Adriko  wrote:


From: Jimmy Adriko 
Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Forestry Expert on the West Nile Net
To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile'" 
Date: Monday, June 15, 2009, 9:31 AM








Jackson,
 
Please put me on the trial list. May be Joel Arumadri can help you with the 
rest of the technicalities about the plant and the possible harvest period from 
time of planting. From the description you have given the picture I have in 
mind is a tree similar to Teak.
 
Jimmy Adriko
The New Vision
Plot 19/21 First Street Industrial Area
P. O. Box 1985,
Kampala.
Tel +256772454664
 




From: westnilenet-boun...@kym.net [mailto:westnilenet-boun...@kym.net] On 
Behalf Of JohnAJackson
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 7:07 PM
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Subject: [WestNileNet] Forestry Expert on the West Nile Net
 

Hello ladies and gentleman,

 

I am looking for someone with forestry expertise to work with me on deforestion 
in West Nile .

I have harvested some seeds of mapple trees, which grow wilde in Canada and USA 
. It is commonly known as sugar bush in Canada . Some Canadian farmers grow 
this plant in farms and tape the syrup in early April (Spring) and evaporate 
the water from the syrup  to make mapple syrup and candies (Simple of Canada). 

 

Apart from making syrup, the  mapple is also hard wood, it grows straight and 
tall and thick. It produces very nice timber and also provides nice urban shade.

 

The seeds have light weight, and have wings that causes them to be dispersed 
naturally. They have a nickname "helicopter". The seeds can germinate anywhere 
where there is water, dump ground, or even rocks. Wherever one mapple tree 
grows, it quickly creates a forest around itself. 

I imagine if we plant the seeds in June/July, may be they will be able to 
survice the our tough drought from Dec-April.

If there is anyone who is interested in working with me on this experiment, 
please send me you contact address ASAP . I can send the seeds in small padded 
envelope.

 

Avudria



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[WestNileNet] FOLKS LET US MOVE TO PROCACTIVE VENTURE

[Nayenda Elly]

Friends,
Reading thru the articles of Magaret and Robert besides after sharing with a 
reliable source in Arua, Arua town to begin with can have a serious tree shade 
cover. There is plenty of places for planting as many trees in town as are now 
in Barifa my source affirmed. Therefore i offer to join Magaret to put me on 
her list of planting trees in town through some strategy of sacrifice as per 
Robert's axiom.
Friend's proactive venture will make us take West Nile to another level.
Folks let us keep the net work working.
Elly Nayenda





From: Margaret Angucia 
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 12:08:43 AM
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Barifa Issue


Dear All,
I love Robert's idea of each one of us doing something practical on our 
own  before discussing public service. I would also like to plegde to cause at 
least 100 trees to be planted this year. Are there more people who would like 
to get on this project (although folks definately have lots of projects going 
on) for the sake of this network?
Margaret


On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 8:00 PM, robert obetia  wrote:

 

* Barifa is just a small environment compared to the whole 
Arua/Westnile to mind so much about the forest of euclaptus trees.
* Euclaptus trees should be removed as they are environmetal disaster 
in West Nile. It causes lowering of the water table thus drying the land making 
difficult for other small species around it not thrive. 
* Re-invent the forest so that new more friendly type of trees are 
generated there along side other environmentally friendly activities that add 
value to the forest. This does not mean degazeting. 
* Degazete parts of your homesteads from kevera dumping grounds to grow 
more forests of mangoes, bamboo, cyprus, pine, moringa, Avocado, jacaranda. 
* Let each of us subscribing to this network go or send seeds to plant 
atleast an equivalent 0.5 km long row of the above trees in westnile this year. 
At a spacing of 4 metre wide to allow merry drive between. That means 100 trees 
only. Save 2 beers per week and get 3 jacaranda seedlings + save 60 minutes 
internet time per week and get 3 mango seedlings and 1 hour extra rest with 
your spouse. By end of the rain season this year, you have saved the region 
with 100 trees. I will save 3 out of my six Heineken to night to take care of 
this week. 
* Physical planners in your country went to sleep about 1971 or 1979 
and may not yet be fully awake. Those who are waking up are chasing developers 
from the tail. If you think i'm lying read about Kla's northern bypass and Ebb 
road or even about Barifa, Bat valley of Arua, Osu etc. 
Discuss
 
Warm regards
 
RObetia 
   
 

Date: Fri, 8 May 2009 15:18:45 +
From: fdr...@yahoo.co.uk 

Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Barifa Issue
To: andema...@yahoo.co.uk; westnilenet@kym.net
CC: 



Friends,

Many thanks for all your thoughts on Barifa.
I do not know when some of you last went to Arua. Many things have changed of 
recent.

Do we actually know the boundaries of this Arua Municipal we are talking about 
or the current land size and population distribution per division?  Yes some of 
us do know.

Arua airfield belongs to CAA not the municipality. The former gaagaa area and 
these others you are asking to be re planed have owners who also think, you 
have no right to plan for them where ever you are.
I have learnt that, the re-planning of the current town has been on going. This 
will address some of the issues relating to infrastructure etc. But it is not 
an easy task because some of these landlords cannot just let go of their land. 

There seems to have been some disagreement on both the aerial and ground 
surveys initially carried out. Again, I invite Mr. Bada to help on this.
The design for expansion and extension of the current water system is ongoing.

I think, the municipal authorities are trying to address some of these issues 
we are raising.
Even if degazzetted, municipal will invite private developers to develop the 
area and not the council since they do not have the resources to do so.
In the same vein, some one able out there too can pay off the landlords in such 
areas you've chosen to identify as slum and re-develop it. You only need to 
consult with the municipal to avoid being re-planned again in future.

There are many good things happening out there which we either do not know or 
have just refused to appreciate.
Some members of this forum are big time REAL investors in Arua. Get to know 
them and find out more about existing opportunities. For sure, these 
developments will not Wait for any body fantasying new york in Arua should the 
opportunity arise even today.

Lets just keep our ears to the ground.

Xavier

--- On Fri, 8/5/09, samuel andema  wrote:


From: samuel andema 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Barifa Issue
To: "A Virtual Network fo

[WestNileNet] ARUA CITY

[Nayenda Elly]

Friends,
The level of sharing of ideas on critical issues on the net is encouraging but 
how do we get the wider public and the leadership of Arua think the way we 
desire?
Reliable information from the Ugandan Cabinet is that there is a move to 
upgrade Arua Municipality to city status. Upon sharing this with the town 
clerk, i am told the land area disqualifies the city upgrading issue. These are 
ideas being discussed.
Back on the issue of Arua's development as proposed by Sam Andema and Oguzu 
plus others, we need to have an interlectual debate at Arua involving the 
leaders on ground both politicians and civil servants plus others. Now is the 
time to put Arua and westnile in the right path.
In the greater urban plan of Arua, the areas surrounding the town are 
encouraged to plan in a town setting but the elders/politicians in the peri 
urban areas have misunderstood and rejected this idea.
Friends, Arua needs urgent grand plan though you will be told that the plan is 
already in place, which is only for the Municipality.
On Barifa issue, degazetting the forest is the greatest mistake we would make 
for generations. Tobacco and charcoal business among others has caused great 
demage. Let Barifa remain as an oasis of vegetation save for the undone Dorcus 
Inzikuru stadium.
Friends thanks for the discussion. Let us keep up the fight for Arua.
God bless us and West Nile.
Nayenda Elly
--- On Fri, 5/8/09, fdr...@yahoo.co.uk  wrote:


From: fdr...@yahoo.co.uk 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Barifa Issue
To: andema...@yahoo.co.uk, "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 

Date: Friday, May 8, 2009, 8:18 AM


Friends,

Many thanks for all your thoughts on Barifa.
I do not know when some of you last went to Arua. Many things have changed of 
recent.

Do we actually know the boundaries of this Arua Municipal we are talking about 
or the current land size and population distribution per division?  Yes some of 
us do know.

Arua airfield belongs to CAA not the municipality. The former gaagaa area and 
these others you are asking to be re planed have owners who also think, you 
have no right to plan for them where ever you are.
I have learnt that, the re-planning of the current town has been on going. This 
will address some of the issues relating to infrastructure etc. But it is not 
an easy task because some of these landlords cannot just let go of their land. 

There seems to have been some disagreement on both the aerial and ground 
surveys initially carried out. Again, I invite Mr. Bada to help on this.
The design for expansion and extension of the current water system is ongoing.

I think, the municipal authorities are trying to address some of these issues 
we are raising.
Even if degazzetted, municipal will invite private developers to develop the 
area and not the council since they do not have the resources to do so.
In the same vein, some one able out there too can pay off the landlords in such 
areas you've chosen to identify as slum and re-develop it. You only need to 
consult with the municipal to avoid being re-planned again in future.

There are many good things happening out there which we either do not know or 
have just refused to appreciate.
Some members of this forum are big time REAL investors in Arua. Get to know 
them and find out more about existing opportunities. For sure, these 
developments will not Wait for any body fantasying new york in Arua should the 
opportunity arise even today.

Lets just keep our ears to the ground.

Xavier

--- On Fri, 8/5/09, samuel andema  wrote:


From: samuel andema 
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Barifa Issue
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
Date: Friday, 8 May, 2009, 12:37 AM


Dear brothers and sister,

I have read all your submissions on the degazetting of Barifa forest and the 
planned development of Arua. I sincerely appreciate all your contributions. But 
I would like as to separate the degazetting of Barifa and the need for a 
planned developpment of Arua. In my view the need for a comprehensive 
development of plan for the whole of Arua District should not depend on whether 
or not Barifa is degazetted. 

With or without the degazetting of Barifa, the Arua has one of the fasted 
population growth rates in Uganda and possibly the Great Lack Regions. The rate 
at which people are buying pieces of land in different parts of the periurban 
areas and buliding on these pieces of land without provision for passage of 
roads, water pipes, electricity lines etc is extremely alarming. People are 
building on their small pieces of land without taking into consideration the 
need to provide for basic infrastructure. It is tyhis kind of situation which 
to me is most alarming. 

The expected modern facilities to be build at Barifa should not be an isolated 
case. In my view we should be talking about an over all strategic development 
for the whole of Arua within which the possible degazetting or B