Dear Richard, thank you so much for picking this up. Many have seen the benefit
of divisive politics over the past few years. To say the least, it leaves out
the masses.
I was in Arua, sending off my uncle, I saw true poverty face to face. The level
poverty I have not seen anywhere in a compara
Dear Richard, this is sincerely great. Our MPs across the political divide has
a platform to unite for the course of West Nile. Development and the despicable
levels of poverty among our people has no party and religion just like death
that is for all. I appeal to our politicians, for once em
Moses, you have said it all. The strongman mentality must change. It only
breeds, injustice, sectarianism, and civil strive which are more often than not
upheld by the gun. Unfortunately, the strongmen and their associates deceive
them selves with the uneasy calm believing it for PEACE. Far from
Dear all, this is a healthy discussion. Is it possible to involve the district
Councillors in charge of community development involved? These representatives
may help us put together some useful information to triangulate the two strong
opposing opinions. On Sunday 14/07/2013, a colleague of mi
True Wilfred. We surely need a regional museum. I was at the National Museum, I
missed seeing many of our artifacts and I REALLY felt marginalized. I asked one
of the officials there about how they acquire these artifacts. One of the
options the very kind gentleman told me was, individual or pri
Nayenda you are spot on.
Concerning the University, I have tried to reach it through the addresses on
their website but all in vain. Those of us in the universities now would like
so much to identify with the University, it it looks like there are still some
logistical problems hindering this.
Maadera has truly educated. Besides, Language grows with its continual use.
Those who find Lugbara confusing only have challenges with intonations
as they pronounce the words, which with time is sorted with time.
Learning any language requires patience and every human being is
equipped with "la
Maadera has truly educated. Besides, Language grows with its continual use.
Those who find Lugbara confusing only have challenges with intonations as they
pronounce the words, which with time is sorted with time. Learning any language
requires patience and every human being is equipped with "lan
Dear Christine and Dear all, am now happy that we are focusing on the real
issue. May God Help us to mourn and leave an eye on what next for our region
and people. We all need to stay and be of great benefit to our people. I fully
understand what happened a few moments ago and I urge us all to p
Dear my brothers and sisters, we mourn our brother and pray for the immediate
family as we continue to loose people in the name of "patriotism". Who ever is
heading the inquiry, let us not bother. It is just one of the ways of buying
time. Have we got previous reports on the mysterious deaths pu
A horrific even has befallen us again!!! My sincere condolences to our friend
and relatives who on our behalf are in the front line of the bereavement. May
their souls rest in eternal peace!! And may God strengthen the bereaved family
and West Nile Community during this tragic moment at the foot
My condolences Patrick! This was tragic indeed! May their souls rest in
internal peace.
Dvd
--- On Thu, 2/8/12, Patrick Adiima wrote:
From: Patrick Adiima
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Loss of nine colleagues
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile"
Date: Thursday, 2 August, 2012, 11:10
,
David Olema
--- On Mon, 23/7/12, Christine Munduru wrote:
From: Christine Munduru
Subject: [WestNileNet] successful science cafe events
To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" ,
koboko...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 23 July, 2012, 12:03
Dear all,
This is to let you know tha
Dear Christine/dear all, great work! It is high time we moved together
to support our people in Westnile. Than you Christine and all whop
participated in the Science Cafe.
Allow me take this opportunity to, if possible request our good women
MP Maracha to help organise our MPs to jointly get down
Dear all, this murderous and heinous act is an abomination in our culture,
which must not be tolerated among us. I think the best action at the moment is
for some of our brothers and sisters in either Kampala or Lugazi to pick these
people up bring them to Mulago as we alert our brothers in Mula
Dear Elly, thank you so much for that observation. Dr. We are proud of you!! Go
forth and be blessed!
Our Town, Arua...some work ethics is seriously needed. The green parts of the
town that made it one of the best planned and catering for leisure has been
destroyed. Sold off. Town council offici
Dear all, am sorry I have been off net for a while, not because of anything
negative, but because of some Nobel task with the refugees in Nakivale.
However, I was taken aback by the creation of new Ministries including one for
Teso affairs. Clear political strategy! Can we send a united voice to
Dear Colleagues thank you for mourning our own. It is in such moments that you
know true friends. Those who have been believing everything can now see for
themselves. This great citizen of this country, who kept Education of this
country during the dark times of this country alight SURELY DESERV
My Dear Brother, do not be worried about having a public University there
before we sort out the educational "calamity". We are working on that too.
Learn more from the task force about what is being done about the situation. Am
not giving you false hope, something is being done and these result
NEED THEM) the task force to fast track this. Let us not lose this
opportunity. A bird at hand is work two in the bush.
David Olema
--- On Wed, 3/2/10, Vasco Oguzua wrote:
From: Vasco Oguzua
Subject: [WestNileNet] Re: A Public University in West Nile
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Date: Wednesday
Dear members, apologies for taking this long in contributing to our course. It
has been a busy season for us in the universities, especially those associated
with Mental, Neurological and Substance abuse department.
I remember we attended a meeting as people from West Nile who are academic
staf
Caleb and the MOSA that is great news that we expect. We need to share more
views on how we can help our schools and Education in West Nile as a whole. We
in the Education sector are in a sustained research on the issue of declining
standard of education in West Nile.A concerted effort is need h
Dear Samuel, I agree with you. I wrote about this issue of the pastoralists and
electricity in West Nile, but there seems to be feeble responses to them. These
issues must be looked into keenly and WestNilers. The other issue seem trivial
(sorry to sound disappointed), can we share more vies on
Could you please add adh...@yahoo.com to WestNileNet.
--- On Wed, 22/4/09, Jimmy Adriko wrote:
From: Jimmy Adriko
Subject: [WestNileNet] SAD NEWS TO ALL WESTNILANS MEMBERS. DANIEL OLEMA
PASTAWAY IN CALGARY.
To: "'A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile'"
Date: Wednesday, 22 April, 2009, 7
Dear Gildert, you have said the truth. The interst of these people is to "own"
the land having the OIL DIPOSITS: This is a greater Political plan where
sensitive state secrets are leaked to a particular people who pretend to be
innocent and ordinary herdsmen going on thier business. I am convinc
Dear all, it's indeed a pity! My condolences and my the good Lord comfort
Richard's family.MAY HIS SOUL INDEED REST IN INTERNAL PEACE!
--- On Tue, 21/4/09, obit...@mtn.co.ug wrote:
From: obit...@mtn.co.ug
Subject: [WestNileNet] Death announcement
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Date: Tuesday, 21 April
Hello, brilliant ideas come out now! Am sorry to have joined rather late.
However, better late than never. I fully agree with a master plan for "Arua
City". I would like to draw our attention to what is going on in the town now.
The 'greens' that marked this down making it one of the best and ha
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