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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 58, Issue 22

2013-06-26 Thread anguyo francis leni

I fully agree with Moses,there is a popular saying that when you live in a 
class house don't throw stones at others.Any one who has been on ground 
knows how much this executive have tried to have stuff done and definitely if 
we all played our parts they would have achieved our goals.Electing a new 
executive may not necessarily achieve what we wish for,so resist from that 
proposition.

Please do not get me wrong
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 32, Issue 10

2011-04-06 Thread anguyo francis leni

Dungu Caleb,
I feel your pain and frustration. You are spot on in every issue you have 
raised. Economists would classify the activities of WNF/WNNET this far as "a 
tragedy of commons". I mean when you have multiple individuals, acting 
independently and rationally consulting their own self-interest, the shared 
limited resouce will ultimately be depleted even when it is clear that it is 
not 
in anyone's long-term interest for this to happen. Any one who cared to 
organise 
the activities of WNF/Net should have by now realised you cannot succeed if 
with 
this open to all policy. I mean, we already have a list of guys who are always 
there to fix urgent problems where financing is required, in my opnion that 
should have been the starting point to limit access of active participation on 
the foundation affairs. Other members would join when they become serious 
period. All of you know to succeed on the different initiatives debated in this 
forum you need MONEY. You have guys who generously financed the "SEEDS 
PROJECT", 
you have guys who financially time and again contribute in OB's/OG's 
activities, 
in emergenicies. WHY THEN ARE WE INTERESTED IN HAVING TO WALK WITH EVERY ONE 
WHEN ITS VERY CLEAR FROM THE ONSET SOME WILL TALK BUT SHY AWAY WHEN IT'S TIME 
TO 
WALK THE TALK?


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Dear members,

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


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Dear all,
I think Caleb has raised a point we seriously need to think about. We always
discuss fruitful ideas on this forum with no results. We have come up with
several ideas that remain on this

Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 29, Issue 136

2011-01-26 Thread anguyo francis leni

: aggrey adrale 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Birth of  West Nile Foundation Investment Club
> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2011, 2:12 PM
>
> Distinguished Members of the West Nile Forum,
>
> My apologies that I could not attend the Science Cafe of 23/01/2011, I was
> for the burial of the Late Mzee Semi Oguda at Anyavu - Logiri.
>
> I'm grateful that a decision was taken to set up WNFIC and indeed asking
> them to draft their TOR is not way off. We all know that in most cases when
> candidates are being vetted for a job they are normally asked a prominent
> question, "what new things do you think you will contribute to an
> organisation?" In a way they are actually being asked to draft their TOR to
> see if it matches with the expectations of the hiring entity. Definitely we
> shall at an appropriate time review the TOR suggested by the WNFIC.
>
> Nonetheless we need the constitution and other instruments of good
> governance to stremline some of the important decisions we have taken.
>
> I think let's move on.
>
> Aggrey Adrale
>
>
>
> --- On Mon, 24/1/11, anguyo francis leni  wrote:
>
>> From: anguyo francis leni 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Birth of? West Nile Foundation Investment Club
>> To: westnilenet@kym.net
>> Date: Monday, 24 January, 2011, 9:50
>> Dear President Westnile Foundation,
>> I applaud you and everyone who attended the Science Cafe
>> upon this new
>> initiative. However i am also concerned?that you could
>> reach such an
>> important?decision that fast by simply electing into
>> office persons, asking them
>> to?develop their?TORs,?without putting in place the
>> necessary constitution,
>> especially on things concerning MONEY. I for one would have
>> loved the Cafe
>> meeting to elect persons to draft a?concept note
>> and?a?consititution to guide
>> this investment initiative and then share it on this forum
>> before finalizing
>> this process. I have never known that you can hire a
>> person, even if voluntarily
>> and ask them to develop their own TOR and off you retire
>> home happy. It is a
>> shame that members who participated in this exercise didn't
>> see any problem with
>> such an arrangement.?Please, I AM NOT IN ANY WAY
>> QUESTIONING THE INTEGRITY OF
>> THE PEOPLE YOU ELECTED TO MANAGE AFFAIRS OF THE WNFIC, i
>> think they are a
>> formidable team. However there are so many loose ends to
>> such a brilliant
>> initiative, i hope our own highly knoweledgeable investment
>> advisors gave you
>> the whole picture and not just?stopped at how to use?your
>> pool of money to make
>> more money.?For?example, through a proper constitution
>> (whatever you want to
>> call it), you would?know what to do?with one's
>> entitlement God forbid if one
>> member of the WNFIC passes on.
>>
>> For now let me stop here,
>>
>> over to you WNF
>>
>>
>>
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>> Dear friends,
>> Less than six months ago, KK bus killed 21 people and left
>> more injured with
>&

Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 29, Issue 114

2011-01-24 Thread anguyo francis leni

Dennis,
This is good then, i will wait for the details of the presentation. At this 
point am very interested in the WNFIC.

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Leni et al,

Whilst it is possible to create different share classes within a Fund, this is 
an investment club (not a registered and regulated scheme) which is best 
commenced with a uniform set of periodic contributions. Once the investment 
club 
takes root, we can introduce a number of enhancements. 

Investment planning, asset allocation, stock selection and other considerations 
with respect to investment clubs are best done when there is a high level of 
commonality.  

Again I would like to urge members to look at the presentation, the bylaws and 
the draft Terms of Reference the Investment Committee comes up with in order to 
solicit feedback appropriately. 

Regards,

Dennis
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Thanks Denis and Apollo,
Dennis the details?you are bringing out are good and are in the right 
direction. 

Apollo, what you call as lamenting about speed, i see it differently, when you 
build?a house?on a shaky foundation it doesn't stand test of time. Am just 
saying lets have more discussions and set this thing off on a strong 
foundation. 

Dennis i agree with you, excution is very important, but still positive 
discussions are even more important. For example, the 100k per quarter to me 
could be the minimum, you could for example consider allocating shares in lots 
of 100k such that a person who wants to invest more say 300k per quarter can do 
so. Otherwise if we conclude expanding the disscussions is theorising we may 
make initial mistakes that will be permanent with us. Lets open up people and 
accept divergent views, remember no one knows it all.

?
Kind regards,
Francis

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Well as you may all be aware YES we do have laws wonderful laws i must add
but the biggest challenge is implementation! Until an implementation
strategy is adopted and aggressively pursued there can never be change.
As you rightly put it Alex human error calls into play but i wonder does
GAAGAA have speed Governors installed? that should be our first point of
reference.

My condolences to the bereaved families.
Ms Winfred Adukule

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> Dear Colleagues of WNF,
>
> I am very concerned and worried about the

Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 29, Issue 112

2011-01-24 Thread anguyo francis leni

pposed to register any such successes! Could sons and daughters of West
> Nile train to be drivers those buses? The debate is open.
>
> Finally, my heart bleeds for the relatives of those dead and I would wish
> to extend my sincere condolences to them! MAY THEY REST IN PEACE!
>
> Alex in Frankfurt
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All,

1. I shall request the presentation on CAPITAl MARKETS PARTICIPATION THROUGH 
COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS to be distributed to all on the Forum.

2. I shall offer to guide the Investment Committee in developing the Terms of 
Reference which shall be circulated on this forum for comment.  

3. It was resolved that members willing to participate in the collective 
investment arrangements should contribute Shs100,000 every quarter. The first 
such contribution is expected by 30 March 2010, in time to be handed to a 
registered and Capital Markets Authority Regulated Investment Manager . At that 
point the Terms of Reference, how contributions will be made, selection of 
Investment Manager and Investment Objectives will have been completed.

4. Execution is key and we should not be spending time theorising when we can 
take steps in the right direction. After studying the presentation that will be 
emailed to all, those willing to participate should plan the initial 
contribution.

Kind regards,
Dennis Aliga  

Kind regards,

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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2011 11:56:05 +0300
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Thanks comrades for the initiatives.

Due to some reasons, it was not possible for some of us to make it to the
science cafe of 23/1/10, and i beleive, the team that has been set up should
go ahead to develop a TOR as agreed in the cafe. Incase others are bringing
the element of concept note, the team can equally take that up, instead of
us lamenting on the speed at which the arrangements are being made.
Regards

Onzoma
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 10:50 AM, anguyo francis leni <
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> Dear President Westnile Foundation,
> I applaud you and everyone who attended the Science Cafe upon this new
> initiative. However i am also concerned that you could reach such an
> important decision that fast by simply electing into office persons, asking
> them
> to develop their TORs, without putting in place the necessary constitution,
> especially on things concerning MONEY. I for one would have loved the Cafe
> meeting to elect persons to draft a concept note and a consititution to
> guide
> this investment initiative and then share it on this forum before
> finalizing
> this process. I have never known that you can hire a person, even if
> voluntarily
> and ask them to develop their own TOR and off you retire home happy. It is
> a
> shame that members who participated in this exercise didn't see any problem
> with
> such an arrangement. Please, I AM NOT IN ANY WAY QUESTIONING THE INTEGRITY
> OF
> THE PEOPLE YOU ELECTED TO MANAGE AFFAIRS OF THE WNFIC, i think they are a
> formidable team. However there are so many loose ends to such a brilliant
> initiative, i hope our own highly knoweledgeable investment advisors gave
> you
> the whole picture and not just stopped at how to use your pool of money to
> make
> more money. For example, through a proper constitution (whatever you want
> to
> call

Re: [WestNileNet] Birth of West Nile Foundation Investment Club

2011-01-23 Thread anguyo francis leni

Dear President Westnile Foundation,
I applaud you and everyone who attended the Science Cafe upon this new 
initiative. However i am also concerned that you could reach such an 
important decision that fast by simply electing into office persons, asking 
them 
to develop their TORs, without putting in place the necessary constitution, 
especially on things concerning MONEY. I for one would have loved the Cafe 
meeting to elect persons to draft a concept note and a consititution to guide 
this investment initiative and then share it on this forum before finalizing 
this process. I have never known that you can hire a person, even if 
voluntarily 
and ask them to develop their own TOR and off you retire home happy. It is a 
shame that members who participated in this exercise didn't see any problem 
with 
such an arrangement. Please, I AM NOT IN ANY WAY QUESTIONING THE INTEGRITY OF 
THE PEOPLE YOU ELECTED TO MANAGE AFFAIRS OF THE WNFIC, i think they are a 
formidable team. However there are so many loose ends to such a brilliant 
initiative, i hope our own highly knoweledgeable investment advisors gave you 
the whole picture and not just stopped at how to use your pool of money to make 
more money. For example, through a proper constitution (whatever you want to 
call it), you would know what to do with one's entitlement God forbid if one 
member of the WNFIC passes on. 

For now let me stop here,

over to you WNF

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Dear friends,
Less than six months ago, KK bus killed 21 people and left more injured with
severe injuries.
Now Gaga bus has killed 17 more. A month ago 14 people died in Metu in
another accident.
In 2010, there more accidents where passengers were seriously injured
including more deaths. When will these reckless killings stop?

Ladies and gentlemen, if buses or lorries kill over 100 people per year, do
we really see a problem?  What can we do as a community to control the rate
of these accidents?
As consumers, if we do nothing, these accidents will only continue year
after year.

I think there is serious need to dialogue with bus operators. Although they
are providing a service to the public, on the other hand, they must ensure
high standard of public safety.
A lot of sources of accidents coulld be avoided:

  - Over speeding
  - Drinking & Driving
  -  Lack of training and regard for public safety
  - Illegal driving without proper licensing
  - Reckless and defensive driving

I think there is urgent need to address these problems or else we shall
continue to see more deaths; innevitably including us when we travel up
country. Although no one plans for accidents to happen, many could be
avoided by careful driving.

JJavudria

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> posted

Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 28, Issue 47

2010-12-14 Thread anguyo francis leni

Caleb you have my consent.
I like kiggs suggestion, since many of us will be in Arua for the festive 
season i guess we could meet on christmas eve and set the way forward both 
legally and politically. The political angle is important because i dont 
entirely believe that tulow oil is behind all this, they may just be a conduit. 
My gut feelings tell me its the same mafias you read about everyday in the 
newspapers, Wikileaks,  expanding their asset bases to Arua. Besides 
that we all atleast know the mess in NFA (an official keeping 900 million in 
his 
house not in a bank?) those guys could simply have sold the forest to the 
highest bidder. Let me give you some hypothetical simple logic, Arua district 
acquires land at 100m for NFA to move the forest to pave way to develop barifa, 
NFA agrees. However some unscrupulous Ugandans (with aid of middle men in arua) 
see the opportunity and swing into action, offer NFA similar piece of land to 
move the forest and in addition offer NFA officials a few more hundreds of 
millions for their personal speending needs. Do you still think NFA would still 
continue with the proposal by Arua district? ? ? 

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I am surely at a loss on this matter. I know like comrade Alaka has
explained, that a formal process was being undertaken between Arua Municipal
Council and the NFA as regards de-gazzeting parts of the forest for
residential purposes. I saw a copy of the letter that was prepared by the
Council to NFA and Ministries concerned as regards this matter. I have
therefore been expecting a positive news since the Council had already
acquired a land in Logiri as replacement.
I find it hard to accept this bull shit "Orders from above" business. I
seriously think we need to go ahead with the legal option if we are to be
given an explanation on what is happening. I fear that we may lose the land
and even the golf ground like we lost part of it several years back. Yet
this open space is part of the beauty of the town. Our pride should not just
be in so-called constructions but also in maintaining a natural
green-scenery that's attractive to the eyes and that affects the freshness
off the air we breath.
I would think we should liase with Municipal Council and the NFA on matters
of documents that may be required in as far as this crucial issue is
concerned.
We cannot allow the Municipal Re-Planning Process that is already in the
pipeline to just go to waste like that.
I think we have been taken for granted enough and the People of Arua should
stand up, even if it meant a demonstration in town.

Thanks.

ACIDRI DEOGRATIAS,
University College Cork, Ireland.

On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Achile Fendru  wrote:

> I agree with Caleb and the rest that a law suit is the way to go right now
> with a request for an injunction to stop all activities on the said
> land/property till the matter is sorted out.
>
>
>
> If Tullow or ?people who give orders from above? are interested in
> developing Arua town, they should do so in an open and transparent manner in
> cooperation and partnership with the Arua Municipal authorities and the main
> stake holders, the people of Arua.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 11:18 AM, DRAMADRI JOSEPH 
wrote:
>
>>  Caleb,
>>
>> You have my consent, just go ahead to file a suit. The longer we take, the
>> faster we lose our Barifa. We better stop them when they havent gone far.
>>
>> Dramadri Jos
>>
>>  --
>> *From:* alaka caleb 
>>
>> *To:* A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> *Sent:* Tue, 14 December, 2010 17:28:29
>> *Subject:* Re: [WestNileNet] Barifa Land Grabbed/ west nile Golf course
>> in ruins
>>
>> I talked to some officials of Arua Municipal Council, they are also at
>> a loss. They do not know what is happening. Even the District Land
>>

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 26, Issue 115

2010-10-24 Thread anguyo francis leni

This is tragic, My heart goes out to all people of WN and more so to the 
beraved families. May God comfort you in this trying times.

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> Issue 113 (Ezama Ruffino)
>    3. Re: KKT Accident (Maandera)
>    4. Re: KKT Accident (Matthew Opu)
>    5. Re: KKT Accident (oguzu lee)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2010 11:06:37 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Lina Ogwal 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] KKT Accident
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
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> My dear folks,
> 
> It is terrible to hear one horrible death after another.
> It's like we haven't 
> exhaled from the last tragedy, and here again another one
> strikes. May the 
> families of the deceased look up to the Lord for
> comfort in this devastating 
> tragidy and during their bereavement.
> 
> I was also wondering whether the details will include
> naming them, because I 
> have kin from that part of WN too.
> 
> Thanks for keeping us informed.
> 
> 
> Lina
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> From: Jimmy Awuzu Angubo 
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Sent: Sun, October 24, 2010 12:42:21 PM
> Subject: [WestNileNet] KKT Accident
> 
> Hi Friends,
> There has been a nasty accident involving a Koboko bound KK
> Traveller Bus and so 
> far 13 people have been confirmed dead.Details may be
> posted tomorrow as the 
> Managers are still for a crisis meeting.May we pray for
> their souls and for the 
> injured,thanx.
> 
> Jimmy
> 
> 
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> I have just learnt with great sadness the tragic accident
> which has claimed
> lives of dear brothers and sisters. May God receive the
> souls of those who
> have lost their lives and give healing to the injured.
> 
> Ruffino
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> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] KKT Accident
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> Hi all,
> It was a bus heading to K'la. I'm made to understand it was
> all on TV. I've
> never witnessed such an accident carnage before, not to
> mention the inferno
> in which those trapped in and under the diesel fuel tanker
> were consumed as
> we watched helplessly by.
> 
> May the souls of the deceased RIP.
> 
> Maandera
> 
> On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Stephen Asuma wrote:
> 
> > My sincere condolences to the families, friends and in
> laws of all  the
> > deceased
> >
> > Stephen Asuma
> >
> >
> > --
> > *From:* Jimmy Awuzu Angubo 
> > *To:* A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
> 
> > *Sent:* Sun, October 24, 2010 7:42:21 PM
> > *Subject:* [WestNileNet] KKT Accident
> >
> > Hi Friends,
> > There has been a nasty accident involving a Koboko
> bound KK Traveller Bus
> > and so far 13 people have been confirmed dead.Details
> may be posted tomorrow
> > as the Managers are still for a crisis meeting.May we
> pray for their souls
> > and for the injured,thanx.
> >
> > Jimmy
> >
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 25, Issue 76

2010-09-28 Thread anguyo francis leni

Arike relax,
Be proud of your brother, Denis's success shouldn't be things to start useless 
quarrels and fights about but rather to be proud of and used to modivate 
ourselves and others. Thumps up Denis, i hadn't followed closely how you became 
a succesful banker/portifolio investor from your law background but this 
profile has brought that out.I hope you are seriously positioning yourself and 
your investment firm to take on opportunities from Uganda's oil sector, in a 
few years to come there will definitely be many opportunities in that 
direction. Alaka's list of prominent sons and daughters of this foundation 
lifts my spirits even higher, guys continue doing what you do and make westnile 
proud. JM Kennedy says, awadifo azi sii.

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wrote:

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> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 25, Issue 76
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>    2. Re: Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga (Gilbert Adibo)
>    3. Re: Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga (alaka caleb)
>    4. RE: Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga (Titus Alicai)
>    5. Re: Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga (ejikurob...@gmail.com)
>    6. Re: Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga (Joel Arike)
> 
> 
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> Message: 1
> Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2010 12:05:16 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Meet Investment Banking Expert,
> Aliga
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> I dont know if this you tube was shared
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qI5LYocY4sI
> For those who have difficulty acessing it, you open youtube
> and the write
> the name Dennis Aliga.
> Its great
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> Aliga
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> Alaka, have you seen the CNBC Interview?  otherwise
> see here  Establishing
> Sovereign Wealth Funds in Nigeria.
> Nigerians are already saying he actually has gone back to
> his real home,
> which is why he chose to anchor the Bank in Lagos,
> Nigeria.
> 
> I therefore thing he is a Global Citizen, and the county
> waters are too
> small for him to swim.
> 
> Mgbaa Aliga, ojoa do mi ni.
> 
> Gilbert
> 
> On 28 September 2010 19:56, alaka caleb 
> wrote:
> 
> > Gilia, Maracha's are saying Deni is their own, while
> Terego's are
> > refuting that claiming that Deni is their own. Ayivu's
> claim he grew
> > up and studied in Mvara so he is their own. Nubians
> claim he speaks
> > their language so he is one of them same with
> Congolese who think
> > Denni and DMO are their own because of the way they
> spit Lingala,
> > Kakwas and Vuras are in arms while Madis and Alurs
> have overruled
> > every body.. Deni is a true West Niler.. I saw one
> thousand comments
> > posted on face book.. Deni we are proud of you and the
> other unsung
> > heros
> >
> > On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo 
> wrote:
> > > Alaka, am 2200miles away. Probably am too
> faa!
> > >
> > > Cheers,
> > >
> > > Gilbert
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On 28 September 2010 19:45, alaka caleb 
> wrote:
> > >
> > >> We shared it long time ago. Mgba we are proud
> of the capacity we are
> > >> building. congs to Deni
> > >>
> > >> On 9/28/10, Gilbert Adibo 
> wrote:
> > >> > Dear All,
> > >> >
> > >> > I thought the news below was worth
> sharing! We are certainly not short
> > >> > of
> > >> > capability as a region.
> > >> >
> > >> > http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/733324
> > >> >
> > >> >
> > >> > Gilbert
> > >> >
> > >>
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 23, Issue 9

2010-07-12 Thread anguyo francis leni

Hullo Kiggs,

Kindly, add the following email to the list.

benard...@yahoo.com

Kind Regards
Francis

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> 
> 
> --
> 
> Message: 1
> Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 09:36:37 +0300
> From: Kiggundu Mukasa 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Up date
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> 
> Done
> 
> On Jul 10, 2010, at 10:09 PM, Alex Adaku wrote:
> 
> > The Administrator WestNileNet
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Please I prefer to be registered with the mail address
> alex.ad...@yahoo.com.
> This will reduce congestion in my mails
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Dr. Adaku Alex
> > 
> > 
> > --- On Sat, 12/6/10, Willy Ngaka 
> wrote:
> > 
> > From: Willy Ngaka 
> > Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: Up date
> > To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile"
> 
> > Date: Saturday, 12 June, 2010, 6:58
> > 
> > Dear Bona,
> > 
> > Your brilliant analysis on the issue of community
> libraries for
> > bringing about transformation among our communities is
> sport on and I
> > just wish there were two or more of your type to give
> it a hand.
> > However, never mind of your being absorbed in books,
> for it it these
> > books that give shape to what we are doing. I once
> heard of a Nigerian
> > saying: "words obtained through reading books are like
> wires upon
> > which good ideas hang" so do focus on your reading for
> now.
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks and I wish you all the best.
> > 
> > Willy
> > 
> > 
> > On 6/12/10, Immaculate Bona Maandera 
> wrote:
> > > Hi Willy and members of the net,
> > >
> > > I think the community libraries are a great idea
> in action.
> > >
> > > For now I can only imagine what things are like
> on the ground in terms of
> > > how these libraries operate. But, if they take
> root and do what they are
> > > meant to do, they will surely cause a revolution
> -- not in the political
> > > sense, I must hasten to add. The kind of
> revolution that we need to help our
> > > education standards improve; *a quiet *revolution
> that will enable the
> > > masses open their eyes. In my humble opinion,
> this is like the seed in the
> > > age-old fish and the fishing rod metaphor. The
> agrarian version of "Give a
> > > person food - tomorrow they will be back: hungry.
> Give them seeds to plant,
> > > soon they feed themselves" might be nearer to
> many of us. It may and does
> > > take some time, but when watered well and
> tendered, it will surely bear its
> > > fruits.
> > >
> > > Thanks Willy. Adelante.
> > >
> > > If I can help like those of you already in the
> team (both in and outside the
> > > net) --  with some watering or weeding, I
> will -- although I don't know how
> > > at the moment. Besides some books have decided to
> discipline me at the
> > > moment: keeping my nose and eyes glued to them.
> > >
> > > All the best, for this and other such
> contributions all of you have made and
> > > continue in your own ways.
> > >
> > > Bona
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Willy Ngaka
> 
> wrote:
> > >
> > >> Dear Caleb,
> > >>
> > >> I would like to share the attached
> information with you and the rets
> > >> of the memmbers of West Nile Developent
> Foundation. I hope you will
> > >> find it useful.
> > >>
> > >> Thanks
> > >>
> > >> Willy Ngaka
> > >>
> > >>
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 22, Issue 36

2010-06-16 Thread anguyo francis leni

Dear friends,
Why should returning money back to the central government be such a big issue? 
When we should in my humble view concern ourselves if such money gets utilized 
in the required rules for instance if you were asked to contruct 10 boreholes, 
were the 10 boreholes constructed. and if so did they meet the set standards or 
you simply constructed 10 boreholes at half the value you are accounting for? 
And the next day every one else to you is a peasant!. You and me know that 
money could as well have been spent accounted for using tricks of thieves in 
suits and still we in this forum would break our backs to try and improve 
livelihood in our region using our hard earned monies. The saying goes charity 
starts from home, i mean you cannot expect central government to be accountable 
to you if your own local government is not accountable. I think what changed 
between the last financial year and the financial years before is that controls 
have been stepped up and people
 who have being abusing government resources were caught on the wrong foot and 
could not get their hands to utilize these resources without geting in 
problems. Right from the centre things are tight now. 

Decentralization has succeeded in many countries, the fact that it has not 
succeeded in Uganda doesnot mean decentralization is bad parse. But in my view 
its beacuse we have very weak societies and cultures, that worships wealthy 
chaps without looking into the source of their wealth. Therefor every one wants 
to be rich either by crook or its equivalent.

As far as Mr. Abriga is concerned, i don't know why Mr. Bada Fred is bringing 
this up. The fact that he has not come after you speaks volumes and could may 
be mean your friends are suspected to have done things in improper ways. I 
guess you understand what i mean. And personally, i don't condone, my 
priniciple is if my own brother is caught stealing his own people or has wealth 
whose roots you can not trace, he takes responsibility for his acts. If he is 
in jail my job is to visit him and if he asks me to get him a lawyer to do that.

THANK GOD THAT MONEY WAS SENT BACK TO THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OTHERWISE IT WOULD 
HAVE BEEN UTILIZED HALFHAZARDLY, ACCOUNTED FOR BUT WITH NO IMPACT ON LIVES OF 
PEOPLE EITHER BECAUSE SUBSTANDARD WORK WAS DONE OR COMPLETELY NO WORK BUT SMART 
ACCOUNTABILITY.

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>    1. Re: Arua fails to spend 1.7 B
> shillings (Ejoyi Xavier)
>    2. Re: Arua fails to spend 1.7 B
> shillings (Fred Bada)
>    3. Re: MOSA MEETINGS (milburga atcero)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2010 13:16:36 +0300
> From: Ejoyi Xavier 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Arua fails to spend 1.7 B
> shillings
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> Dear Friends,
> 
> The issue of analysing budget performance is a bit more
> complex than meets
> the eye, spanning into multiple variables. Ejiku has hit
> the nail on the
> head, this is not something unique to Arua district or even
> governmental
> bodies! In utilising budgetary allocations, there are
> numerous statutory
> regulations that need to be complied with to the extent
> that should one
> thing delay (e.g the responsible staff is on study leave),
> the entire chain
> comes to a halt. In addition, I would not be surprised if
> the Ushs 1.7B or
> part of it being returned is from a certain donor who have
> additional
> guidelines quite often outside the GoU set procedures.
> Besides, it would be
> interesting to find out when the funds intended for
> specific projects were
> actually disbursed to the district.
> 
> In my own assessment, this issue points to the fallacy of
> decentralisation
> we now enjoy in Uganda that is a start departure from what
> it was in the mid
> to late nineties. The fact that instead of empowering local
> governments to
> raise funds to support their priorities articulated in
> their budgets, we
> could rather subject them to tightly controlled central
> government
> disbursements, appointment of accounting officers, rules
> and regulations is
> in itself defeating to the concept of decentralisation.
> 
> However

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 18, Issue 44

2010-02-15 Thread anguyo francis leni

DMO, Please take heart. My heart-felt condolence to you and your family in this 
trying times. May the Departed soul rest in everlasting peace.

Francis


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>    1. Re: Loss of my Grand Mother (DRAMADRI
> JOSEPH)
>    2. RE: Loss of my Grand Mother (Vasco
> Oguzua)
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> Dear Moses
> 
> My condolences to you and the entire family during this sad
> moment. Take heart. we are with you in prayers. May her soul
> rest in eternal peace.
> 
> Dramadri
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> Dear DMO,
>  
> We join you in mourning the loss of your dear grand mum.
> May her soul rest in eternal peace.
>  
> Regards
>  
> Godfrey
>  
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> From:moses droma [mailto:droma_...@yahoo.co.uk]
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> Hi all.On a sad note i lost my paternal Grand Mother
> yesterday in Arua.Burial will be on Monday 15/2/2010.Those
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> My heartfelt condolenses for the loss of your grand mother,
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> family stay strong, united and grateful for her contribution
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 18, Issue 8

2010-02-03 Thread anguyo francis leni

Dear friends,
The university issue is certainly very important. I suggest we get a list of 
all the people either are presently teaching (used to teach) in the different 
universities both within and outside the country. Am sure many in this forum 
know these persons from westnile who are professors/lecturers. This could be a 
very useful starting point because they would bring on board practical 
knowledge and important contacts. Those in other higher education circles would 
certainly be very important but a university is a university, its dynamics are 
a different ball game all together.  For example, a universities survival and 
sustainability is just not the tuition it charges but how it can attract 
funding say in areas of research and related aspects.

I am a part time lecturer in Makerere University Faculty of Economics and 
Management, Not a PhD holder yet but a number of westnile students have gone 
through my classes. If the members in this Foundation deem my modest experience 
necessary for this cause, I will gladly serve although not on full time basis.

Francis Leni Anguyo
1.Head Macro Econometric Modeling Section,
Modeling and Forecasting Division
Research Department
Bank of Uganda.

2.Part Time Lecturer,
Department of Economic Theory and Analysis
Faculty of Economic and Management
Makerere University



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> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 18, Issue 8
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
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> Today's Topics:
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>    1. Re: A Public University in West Nile
> (gard ajedra)
>    2. Re: A Public University in West Nile
> (christine munduru)
> 
> 
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 01:34:57 -0800 (PST)
> From: gard ajedra 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A Public University in West
> Nile
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Cc: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
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> 
> Dear All,
> 
> While I am busy, I am willing to give whatever advise I can
> to the Task force.
> With over 10 years in academia in three (3) Universities I
> will support them.
> 
> So please count me in.
> 
> Eng. Dr. Ajedra Gabriel G. Aridru
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> From: Charles Male 
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Sent: Wed, February 3, 2010 11:55:11 AM
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] A Public University in West
> Nile
> 
> 
> Dear Caleb, Bako, et all,
>  
> Thanks for the update. I am just wondering why the task
> force members for this University not be engaged full time?
> At least the Chair - should eb able to work full time,
> supported by a secretariat. If they are all busy on their
> regular jobs and working on the university on a part-time
> basis - it might take years, funds will be exhausted and
> then the whole idea dropped.
>  
> Bako, you indicated that you are handling the issue of
> possible sabotage politically -- could you kindly indicate
> whether you are engaging other MPs from the region?
>  
> I very much like the idea of a volunteer group to support
> the taskforce and advocate for the fast tracking of the
> university.
>  
> Please don't limit the membership of the volunteer group to
> academia. Civil society members should be part of the group
> including other educationists and concerned people from WN.
>  
> I see Mr. Avinyia - former Principal of Muni NTC, Yosa
> Wawa, Caleb Alaka etc being members of this volunteer
> group.
>  
> Charles
> 
> 
> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:18 AM, 
> wrote:
> 
> 
> >Dear All, 
> >I was with the minister of education on monday and she
> has told me of the work in progress so far and Dr. Christine
> is working hard with her team to ensure that things like the
> take off academic programs are in place. Indeed a
> vote(budget line) will be on next financial year for this
> university. I am also aware of some sabotage in the ministry
> and i am trying to handle that politically at the moment and
> will be updating you accordingly. My problem now is the slow
> papce of events, Christine needs all our support and WNF is
> indeed a valuable partner in this process. 
> >>Kind regards to you all, God bless! 
> >Bako Christine Abia
> >MP Arua, Terego-Maracha districts 
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >banduga ismai

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 15, Issue 23

2009-11-19 Thread anguyo francis leni

Bro.Ejiku,
You make a whole lot of Sense, not just some sense. Bro. Majid please reflect 
some sensitivity in the things you bring to this forum. Since when did you or 
anyone in this forum start advising Mr.Alaka about his work. Am sorry but if i 
had the powers, some of you in this forum would long have seen the exit. Guys 
lets organise this forum otherwise its focus will be ambushed.

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> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 15, Issue 23
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Thursday, 19 November, 2009, 10:26
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> Today's Topics:
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>    1. Caleb Alaka Pse Defend Your Cousin
> Draru as Her    Lawyer.
>       (Majid Alemi Junior)
>    2. Re: Caleb Alaka Pse Defend Your Cousin
> Draru as Her     Lawyer.
>       (Robert Ejiku)
> 
> 
> --
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 07:50:30 -0800 (PST)
> From: Majid Alemi Junior 
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Caleb Alaka Pse Defend Your Cousin
> Draru as Her
>     Lawyer.
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
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> 
> Dear. Brother. Caleb Alaka. Pse. Join as A legal Lawyer to
> defend your cousin in this terrible big case like this. the
> way I see it, this lady did not commit this murder. why she
> was not allowed to speak to the lawyer, or have a lawyer up
> to now?Â  Instead the police reraese statement that, draru
> confessed of killing her frien. Gen. Kazini. also let the
> Independent Â International Investigators to involve in
> the Investigation. the source said that, the Israili Mossad
> Agencies, trained and still training The Ugandan Death Squad
> unit [PGB] Specialised in hijackings,poisoning the people
> they suspects opposing the Govt. they are Specialised inÂ 
> causing one to die in road accidents. read more here. 
> Draru was fond of Gen. Kazini - cousin
> Rodney Muhumuza
> Kampala
> 
> Shs20,000. That is how much money Lydia Draru wanted from
> her cousin when she made an unexpected visit to his Kampala
> office on the eve of Maj. Gen. James Kaziniâ€™s death.
> 
> 
> Kampala lawyer Caleb Alaka, 34, who is the only close
> relative of Ms Draru to speak openly about the woman who
> confessed to killing the former army commander, yesterday
> recalled giving her money after a quick conversation in
> which she also asked him to consider joining Gen.
> Kaziniâ€™s legal team. 
> 
> It was not the first time that Mr Alaka, who was rushing
> out of his Kamu Kamu Plaza office to attend a court session
> in Mbarara, was being asked for money. In the same way he
> had become accustomed to her wonderful impressions of Gen.
> Kazini, he had also come to expect his relativeâ€™s
> constant requests for money. 
> 
> In Mr Alakaâ€™s evaluation of his maternal cousin,
> which paints the picture of a vulnerable woman, one thing
> was constant about Ms Draru: a needy streak. â€œShe
> asked for money,â€� Mr Alaka said yesterday. â€œShe
> just asked for Shs20,000. She was happy and was in a good
> mood. She always asked for money whenever she met me --
> small monies, for crying out loud.â€�
> 
> In fact, Mr Alaka said, â€œI did not even ask
> herâ€� why she needed the money. The lawyer said Ms
> Draru was not known to have a job and probably relied on
> â€œhandoutsâ€� from friends. â€œIâ€™ve
> failed to understand it,â€� he said. â€œShe needed
> Kazini more than he needed her.â€� 
> 
> According to Mr Alaka, Ms Draru was so fond of Gen. Kazini
> that he was â€œstill shockedâ€� she confessed to
> killing the man. â€œI could not believe it at
> all,â€� he said. â€œShe used to talk so highly of
> that man. And she was proud to be associated with himâ€¦
> If she did it, I donâ€™t know where she got the idea
> from.â€�
> 
> Concerned lover
> Ms Draru was â€œso concernedâ€� about the
> wellbeing of her lover that she asked Mr Alaka to join his
> legal team after the former army commander took his case to
> the Supreme Court. Â 
> 
> Gen. Kazini had lost his appeal in the Constitutional
> Court, which ruled that his trial before the Army Court
> Martial could go on. By the time he died, he faced an
> insubordination case that could have condemned him to life
> in jail. 
> 
> Â Mr Alaka recalled meeting the couple at Fairway Hotel,
> in Kampala, as Gen. Kaziniâ€™s legal troubles worsened.
> At the bars where they went out for a drink, sources sa

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 14, Issue 66

2009-10-22 Thread anguyo francis leni

Congratulations Counsel Alaka, your reputation as one of the very best lawyers 
in this land just keeping growing every other day. And so does our profile as 
westnilers. Each time you win a case, personally i take it that we have won. 
Because then people start respecting each of us in our different places of 
work. The sky is the limit for you my brother, keep the good work going.May the 
God Lord continue to give you and your brilliant team good health and abundant 
wisdom.

Regards
Francis
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> Today's Topics:
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>    1. Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the    Supreme Court
>       (Caleb Alaka)
>    2. Re: Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the    Supreme
>       Court (Okuti Boroa)
>    3. Re: Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the    Supreme
>       Court (Alemi Kenyi)
>    4. Re: Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the    Supreme
>       Court (Caleb Alaka)
>    5. Re: Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the    Supreme
>       Court (Alex Adaku)
> 
> 
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:05:55 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Caleb Alaka 
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is given
> back by the
>     Supreme Court
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> Ladies and Gentlemen,  
>  
> The Court of Appeal of Uganda on the 6th day of June 2008
> Ordered our our own aunt Hellen Oyeru who was a P.S and
> latter a commissioner to pay over 3,000,000 M US$ to some
> one who wanted to rob our own aunt and forfeit her property
> in Kololo to that person. Our firm did not handle her
> case in that Court. We were approached by the family and I
> handled the matter in the Supreme Court which is the last
> Appellant Court. Today I received Judgment by a coram of
> Five Justices of the Supreme Court including the Chief
> Justice Odoki, Dr. Proff. Kanyeihamba, Katureebe and Okello.
> The Supreme Court reversed the decision of the Court of
> Appeal of Uganda, overturned the award of 3M US$ and
> restored her as the owner of the property. They agreed with
> all my 14 grounds of appeal and all my reasoning. Praise
> God. 
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> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Aunt Oyeru Hellen's House is
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> Amen,
> 
> This is very good for your profile as well, Keep doing the
> good works!
> 
> I pray God continues to give you the eye to deal with good
> cases
> only :-).
> 
> Regards 
> 
> Richard
> BTW. The Boroa family is very large, I am only one of them,
> Okuti Boroa
> Richard - So which one comes for the meeting? 
> 
> On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 04:05 -0700, Caleb Alaka wrote:
> > Ladies and Gentlemen,  
> >  
> > The Court of Appeal of Uganda on the 6th day of June
> 2008 Ordered our
> > our own aunt Hellen Oyeru who was a P.S and latter a
> commissioner to
> > pay over 3,000,000 M US$ to some one who wanted to rob
> our own aunt
> > and forfeit her property in Kololo to that person. Our
> firm did not
> > handle her case in that Court. We were approached by
> the family and I
> > handled the matter in the Supreme Court which is the
> last Appellant
> > Court. Today I received Judgment by a coram of Five
> Justices of the
> > Supreme Court including the Chief Justice Odoki, Dr.
> Proff.
> > Kanyeihamba, Katureebe and Okello. The Supreme Court
> reversed the
> > decision of the Court of Appeal of Uganda, overturned
> the award of 3M
> > US$ and restored her as the owner of the property.
> They agreed with
> > all my 14 grounds of appeal and all my reasoning.
>

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 14, Issue 62

2009-10-22 Thread anguyo francis leni

; 
> 
>  
> 
> Thank you Mr. Alaka for calling this meeting. For quite
> sometime the momentum we had at the West Nile Forum seemed
> to be sliding, especially we had three issues at hand which
> we were dealing with at the Forum, namely the Hunger
> Project, The Fire Disaster in Adumi and the issue of our
> sister and daughter Letasi's treatment.
> 
> I know the agenda for the meeting is probably different but
> I hope the interim leadership can find time to squeeze those
> issues in your agenda as other matters arising (AOB). We
> hope and wish you a successful deliberations, and look
> forward to the minutes of your discussions.
> 
>  
> 
> One question I still have is where are our sisters ? Why do
> I only see one sister Wendy Angudeyo in that whole interim
> group. We need to get more of our sisters involved. At the
> same token, our sisters should show more interest to
> participate, since this is a voluntary entity. Probably
> there is only one lady in that group because she probably
> was/is the only lady around who has shown interest. You
> daughters of West Nile, I encourage you to please join your
> brothers to discuss the West Nile community issues.
> 
>  
> 
> As for Mr. Anguyo Francis Leni, while I agree with your
> view of involving more people, I think the meeting which has
> been called is for the Interim Administrative Members of the
> Foundation, so if you were not in the Interim Administrative
> Membership, then you may not have been invited. There will
> definitely come a time when a general membership meeting
> will be called, and all who were not invited for this
> meeting will be involved. So Mr. Anguyo take heart there is
> time for all us us to participate. Whatever ideas you had
> and wanted to contribute, can be done through any of the
> those people called in the meeting whom you know or may be
> in touch with before the meeting. 
> 
>  
> 
> Hope you have an eventful meeting and God Bless you all.
> 
>  
> 
> I thank you all.
> 
>  
> 
> Vasco Oguzua
>     
> 
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> West Nile to increase agriculture productivity
> Jude Lugya
> The low food productivity that has caused famine in some
> parts of northern and eastern Uganda and claimed lives has
> been blamed on factors ranging from climate change and
> reluctance to work among others.
> 
> What is missing from many commentaries by development
> experts, policy makers and analysts is the fact that the
> absence of extension agricultural workers in rural areas has
> tremendously contributed to food insecurity. To reduce the
> problem in Yumbe and Moyo districts, selected farmers have
> been mobilised and trained to become village extension
> workers under the community owned resource persons strategy
> (Corps).
> 
> Abdullah Ashraf, a farmer of Mifieko, Aliba Bito Sub
> county, is a local agriculture extension worker who attained
> the knowledge after being trained under the Corps strategy.
> â€œI have several acres of cassava which I inter-plant
> with other crops after learning modern agriculture
> practices,â€� Ashraf says.
> 
> Ashraf is satisfied that his trainee like Ms Nura Aliya,
> who is in her late 60â€™s has learnt similar tactics
> that have enabled her become a progressive farmer in the
> area. 
> 
> Ms Aliya is waiting for a few months to start selling
> cassava which cover close to two acres of land. Under the
> programme, farmers are involved in monitoring growth of
> seedlings and collecting data from sowing, transplanting to
> harvestingÂ  based on certain parameters including number
> of leaves, colour of leaves, crop vigour, number of dead
> seedlings, incidence of pests and disease attack and crop
> yield for each treatment. 
> 
> â€œIt is a sustainability strategy which we have
> employed to empower farmers to be in charge of their
> development issues like managing food security and
> resources, Ms Harriet Drani, Environmental Alertâ€™s
> programme officer in charg

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 14, Issue 60

2009-10-21 Thread anguyo francis leni

Counsel Alaka, first I salute you for calling this Meeting of the Interim 
Leadership of West Nile.My question is have you just restricted it to the 
persons you have invited and those who will attend via Hi-tech technologies. Or 
some of us not on your invitation list but could offer their modest 
contributions ( of any sort,are around town and don't have the hi-tech devices 
can gate-crush your meeting. My worry is at times we restrict our selves to 
people we meet and interact with frequently and yet there are others out there 
who could be of use.

This is in good faith.

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>    2. Village torched in a row-Public
> accountability (Caleb Alaka)
>    3. Meeting of the Interim Leadership of
> West Nile    Foundation
>       (Caleb Alaka)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:14:48 +
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> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Fw: VACANCY - Volunteer Front
> Office
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> 
> Dear all.
> 
> Hi to all brothers and sisters. I think all attachments
> that are posted on the west nile web if it means to be
> shared. I will adverse our selves to use pdf, word and jpeg
> this will help easy access. The reason is that some of the
> members use internet cafe that is made for business. The
> business cafe is made in a slow  and time consuming so
> that the owner gets money. But what is above mentioned will
> make opening the attachment more easy and can also opened
> with body anywhere. But should you want to use the same
> style i would suggest you inform the group scan did you
> use.
> 
> Arike
>  
> 
> 
> Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 05:56:12 -0700
> From: calebal...@yahoo.com
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Fw: VACANCY - Volunteer Front Office
> Administrator
> 
> 
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> 
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> --- On Mon, 10/19/09, RLP - Info 
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> From: RLP - Info 
> Subject: VACANCY - Volunteer Front Office Administrator
> To: uga...@list.refugeelawproject.org
> Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 11:39 AM
> 
> 
> Dear Colleague,
> 
> The Refugee Law Project announces a vacancy in the Finance
> and Administration department for a Volunteer Front Office
> Administrator.
> 
> Please find attached further details about the vacancy
> (duties and minimum qualifications) as well as how to apply.
> The deadline for receipt of applications is 12.00 Noon EAT
> 6th November 2009. 
> 
> Regards,
> Moses A. Nsubuga
> Information Officer
> Refugee Law Project
> +256 414 343556
> 
> 
> 
> www.refugeelawproject.org 
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> Patrick,
>  
> Thanks for this step. This is the only way we shall survive
> as a community and it is also the only way our people will
> have faith in us as a generation.  The lack of a culture of
> transparency while handling public finances and dealings is
> the biggest impediment to our Development. I think it is a
> good idea to pass over the balance to the interim treasurer
> of West Nile Foundation.  Those who pledged should honour
> their pledges we need to develop a culture of honouring
> pledges.
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12, Issue 47

2009-08-14 Thread anguyo francis leni

Brothers and sisters,
I like this initiative of Jackson, we can work to improve what he has drafted. 
I also want to bring your attention to this important point raised by Margaret, 
the net is no longer a secure place to have detailed discussions and worse 
still in a democracy like ours at its infancy. I suggest for detailed 
discussions we physical meeting not to disclose everything on the net and for 
our brothers and sisters out side the country, we can email them personally 
what we have come up with and they make their contributions in that way. I beg 
to be corrected, I imagine contents of the westnile net been on google and some 
of the things we say may be used against us, on that regard I humbly request us 
to be sensitive to what we post here.

Importantly, on the initiative for raising resources to help the dear in need 
of food supplies back home. Am contributing shs.100,000 (one hundred thousand) 
and with your permission the next time I meet Rogers I will hand that over to 
him.

Good bless

Francis Leni ANGUYO

--- On Thu, 13/8/09, westnilenet-requ...@kym.net  
wrote:

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> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Thursday, 13 August, 2009, 6:28 PM
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 08:23:31 -0700 (PDT)
> From: George Afi Obitre-Gama 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet]:-Is this a shop?
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
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> 
> Ladies & Gentlemen,
>  
> I thought this was a develomental network unless I am
> mistaken or I am receiving spam mail from one intending to
> sell various products as below.  I always find these kind
> of mails clogging my inbox and with the same messages
> thoughout. Mr. Administrator,  I beg to be corrected - Is
> this a virtual shop?? Is this allowed?
>  
> Afi
> --- On Thu, 8/13/09, mund...@hotmail.com
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> wrote:
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> From: mund...@hotmail.com
> 
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Vacation reply
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Thursday, August 13, 2009, 1:36 PM
> 
> 
> Hey ,friend
> I find a site to sell electronic products with very good
> price. Laptop ,iPhone even Motorcycle are very popular
> .their products are original quality with very low price as
> wholesale business supplier.They also can do retail business
> for end user now. maybe it is fit for your business . if you
> like you can contact them :    www.hawkoffer.com 
> E-mail:  serv...@hawkoffer.com
> Msn : hawkof...@hotmail.com
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> From: Margaret Angucia 
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12,
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> Dear All,
> 
> I would like to thank Avudria for this initiative of the
> fisrt draft of the
> Memorandum but I strongly feel that an important
> communication like this
> cannot be done over the internet. The recepient might even
> access it before
> it is officially delivered... what impact/call it
> attention/or the power of
> debate etc can we have then?
> 
> I suggest that a few trusted people ( I do not know who but
> the network has
> been suggesting some names) who are on ground should sit
> together for this
> purpose - the need for formal organisation and leadership
> at this forum just
> keeps cropping up every time serious discussions are made.
> 
> Margaret
> On Thu

[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12, Issue 4

2009-08-07 Thread anguyo francis leni

Rogers, Caleb and Jackson, I Applaud you for this great initiative. This is 
indeed the time to walk the talk. I am for the fund raising activity at DMO's 
and i kindly ask you Mr. Alaka to call for this gathering, if possible this 
weekend. Knowing you and your networking strengths, I trust you are the most 
capable of getting as many brothers and sisters as possible at the shortest 
notice.

In addition I propose we have a database of all the mobile phone contacts for 
all the members on this forum for easy and urgent communication of such 
activities. At times the mails option might not be the most effective for such 
urgent initiatives.

Kind regards
Francis


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> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 12, Issue 4
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Thursday, 6 August, 2009, 10:54 AM
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 6 Aug 2009 00:51:09 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Caleb Alaka 
> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Hunger and starvation
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> Message-ID: <770951.90619...@web46407.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
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> Dear Members,
>  
> Why don't we walk the talk. One time, we wanted to be
> pragmatic and mooted the Idea of an NGO. Now, we are all
> genuinely concerned about hunger in West Nile. Some time
> ago, I opined that we could use DMO's place at Jinja Road
> as a place where we could collect some food items for
> onward transmission to our starving brethren. I even
> suggested that our Majid Alemi Jnr and others would make
> their contrubutions through a trust account operated by some
> cleric. No one thought these were good ideas. Anguzu brought
> up this fantastic idea. Every one has been quiet for the
> last one week. Why do we discuss these things passionately
> yet we can't demonstrate a little virtue of the quality of
> mercy. We can all afford Ushs 15,000/=. Lets also
> demonstrate that we are socially responsible towards our
> people. Let Jimmy Adriko of the New Vision be our accountant
> and we contrubute any thing, keep proper records and hand
> over the same to Red Cross as Members of the
>  friends of WestNile.  
> 
> --- On Fri, 7/31/09, Rogers Anguzu 
> wrote:
> 
> 
> From: Rogers Anguzu 
> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] Hunger and starvation
> To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile'" 
> Date: Friday, July 31, 2009, 10:24 AM
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Members,
>  
> I appreciate all your contributions on this issue of hunger
> and pray we can carry it to a logical conclusion so we
> don’t go through this next year – we should have learnt
> from last year’s experience and put controls in place to
> avoid a recurrence. Yesterday I watched a documentary of
> this hunger crisis and listened to the testimony of a FAMILY
> of 5 that confessed during their trying times, someone gave
> them 1 Kilogram of Posho, this kept then going for a week.
> Apparently they had strategized to use the Posho for
> porridge since you need less flour to make porridge. 
>  
> A thought then crossed my mind knowing many of us on this
> network can easily buy at least 15 Kilos of Posho at 1,500
> UShs per kilo and we have established channels of
> distribution such as Red Cross which have the logistical
> support to cover the whole of West Nile . So Assuming we are
> 150 individuals on this network the math would be as below;
>  
> 22500/- per person x 150 individuals = 3,375,000/= (As a
> minimum, any one can buy more than 15 Kilos)
> And as per the Red Cross request that a circulating to all
> Corporate institutions, 1 Metric Ton of Food Items goes for
> 1,700,000/= our sum here would then get us a minimum of 2
> Metric Tons.
>  
> We would then set up an account and collect this money,
> hand over to Red Cross and ask them to buy food and supply
> to the West Nile region and specifically areas that are hit
> hardest.
>  
> What do Members think?
>  
> Rogers Anguzu
>  
> 
> 
> 
> From: westnilenet-boun...@kym.net
> [mailto:westnilenet-boun...@kym.net]
> On Behalf Of Caleb Alaka
> Sent: Friday, July 31, 2009 11:44 AM
> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Hunger and starvation
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Folks, 
> 
>  
> 
> why don't we build on Taban's postulations and declarations
> so as t

[WestNileNet] 2009/10 budget

2009-06-19 Thread anguyo francis leni


Brothers and Sisters,

True the resources are limited and that is not unique to Arua/Uganda alone, 
that is the sole reason why people,institutions,central governments and local 
governemnts budget. What perharps is unique to Arua/Uganda alone is the extent 
to which the little resources find their way into peoples personal gains 
instead of having a more sustainable impact on influencing the welfare of the 
population. The Arua budget should have come out more open on fighting 
corruption,the use of NADDS as the only corrupt place/program is far from the 
truth, bottom line,the whole process is rotten and therefore the authorities 
should have come out more clearly with "Arua-based" policies on fighting 
corruption. And in doing that, they should "walk the talk".The reasons for the 
increased costs of construction materials is alittle loose, from an economists 
point of view, if financial crisis/global crisis causes an economic slow down 
(recession been the extream end)then its impact
 should be to lower prices instead of increasing them because then 
demand/purchasing power would be lconstrained. Uganda is a paculiar situation 
where by the business community tries to reap all the time at the disguise of a 
miss-happening. Take for example, when the price of a barrel of oil fell from 
close to $140 to $40,it took over four months for pump prices in Uganda to 
decline by between shs.200 to shs.300, but just for a short time when the price 
of a barrel of oil has gone to $80, pump prices have go up by shs.200. and yet 
these fellas are still selling the oil products they procured using the old $40 
per barrel. Lastly, i see no point in the district trying to spend 4bn in a 
single month, this is a further concern for misappropriations. My advice to 
fellas in this forum and who are part of the district planning system is to 
guide the concerned authorities to learn to smoothen their spending especially 
the non-administrative spendings that way
 they can then have a better monitoring process and have some impact on the 
lives of the people they led.

Kind regards.

Francis Leni Anguyo 
Head Large Macro Econometric Modeling, 
Modeling and Forecasting Devision, 
Research Department 
Bank of  Uganda. 
Tel 256414258441/6 
Mob.0774224565/0704024501 
Email:fang...@bou.or.ug/francisl...@yahoo.co.uk 
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[WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 7, Issue 87

2009-03-18 Thread anguyo francis leni

Hullo Comrades,
It’s a pleasure to be a part of this “Think tank” forum.  From the various 
contributors so far, It’s clear that the causes for the rather dismal 
performances in our region are quite many.  I applaud you all for the ideas 
generated here, however bottom line, to reverse this worrying trend in 
performance to a great extend lies in the hands of the students, teachers and 
parents (and to a limited degree close relatives, leaders ,..).  The Oscar 
awards are definitely a good initiative in that direction. However, if the 
Oscar’s specifically target students, there is another critical component not 
been targeted.  I suggest we introduce another award to target the teachers so 
that they are motivated to teach good material and also ensure they finish 
their syllabus and on time. If not all, most of these schools do not complete 
the required syllabus by the time these chaps sit their exams. These kids are 
then limited in choices in terms of questions
 that they can answer. The next step should then focus on these students who 
make it to the Universities. There is a big problem also in there, it’s just 
not enough to get to the university and get out but it helps to get out with 
quality papers. I have been told of lady from Ediofe Girls who got admitted to 
do Economics in Makerere on Government Sponsorship, by the end of first year 
this lady had 6 retakes and was dropping out of school. This is an indication 
that there could be huge problem students from our region are facing in these 
universities as well. 

Lastly, since am new in this forum, you can reach me on the following:

Francis Leni Anguyo 
Head Large Macro Econometric Modeling, 
Modeling and Forecasting Division, 
Research Department 
Bank of Uganda. 
Tel 256414258441/6 
Mob.0774224565/0704024501 

OR
Francis Leni Anguyo 
Makerere University, 
Faculty of Economics and Management, 
Department of Economic Theory and Analysis. 
Plot 51 Pool Road, 
3rd Floor Room 4.15 FEMA Building 

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> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 7, Issue 87
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Date: Wednesday, 18 March, 2009, 9:43 AM
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>2. Invite (moses droma)
> 
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 10:34:09 +0300
> From: "Rogers Anguzu"
> 
> Subject: RE: [WestNileNet] The people on the ground
> To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West
> Nile'"
>   
> Message-ID:
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> 
> Borthers and Sisters,
>  
> Now I agree with Bwana Ayibo here. The issue of performance
> is squarely
> rooted in the Attitude of students, We will all agree that
> (Thank God)
> Parents now are more empowered compared to our days when we
> all had to aim
> at Government Sponsorship for University Education.
> Today's students are
> however abusing this blessing, it is now fashionable for
> any student to get
> 2 principle passes and go to do a course of their choice at
> campus on
> private sponsorship (Maybe some parents also encourage them
> to act this
> way).
>  
> In my view, one of the things we need to do is a
> sensitisation of our folks
> (Especially the Students and their parents) on the benefits
> of education,
> more so if we can get the government to pay for it and use
> their money for
> other investments. As Ayibo said most of us went dancing
> while at Ombaci and
> drunk beers bought by Mr H. Abiriga (The Headmaster then)
> & Mr Atibuni (Of
> Union), Drunk Kwete from Oluodri every evening or Kasese
> from Jamaica
> (Ililia's shop) but turned out very successful citizens
> making decisions
> that drive multi billion businesses in this country (and
> the World for that
> matter) - simply because we had a focus, knew what we were
> doing and worked
> hard while relaxing sometimes.
>  
> It is key not to go hard with banning things - human
> development goes
> through stages and if we let those students skip certain
> stages in their
> lives then we will also have a crisis in the future when
> they try to do what
> they missed in life (Midlife crisis) it is key we empower
> them to make the
> right and informed decisions - just like we did. They
> should stop getting
> excited by the fact that they can pay for university
> educ

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