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Every one of us is given something specific. Discover it while you are young and you are unstoppable. Carry it into adulthood and your country gets the benefit. My conversation with students in Kawempe.

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Mr Rwabwogo u would make a good presidential material but some Ugandans will never understand you. Uganda needs a civilian president like you to fix all the messes made by military presidents who took power by use of force and therefore failed to fix some sensitive national mtter

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Agumaho Andrew1 month ago

I wish to have an opportunity to discuss with you because your role model

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Mwine Chief1 month ago

The video is full of wisdom. Thank you Ndungu

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Silas Oriokot29 days ago

Please. I want to help you mobilize young people from Eastern and East Northern Uganda for such important education. We can get in touch. We need that information this ends too!

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odrek Rwabwoga Disciple1 month ago

Well said chairman

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CPA Uncle Nelly Kamukama Kafeete1 month ago

Well done Sir, Be blessed

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Ongodia Media1 month ago

Young people who have smartphones can be trained in digital Marketing and urban farming, with capital with little or no interest, a special youth agriculture fund, things like aqau farming

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Kiiza Traby1 month ago

Good morning sir am requesting for an opportunity to work with you am a hardworking person, God fearing, innovative and creative so that I can generate my tuition and functioning fees please for any work am ready to serve you as if there is no tomorrow, thank you sir for everythg

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Kiiza Traby1 month ago

Good evening the man of the lord in Jesus Christ am by name of KIIZA TRABY am humbly sending greetings to your sir i reached out at your offices sir though your appointment sometime back I was offered a bachelor of science in accounting please sir for any work am ready to serve

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najib cairo1 month ago

Much respect 🙏

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Roots Run Deep1 month ago

Hon I wonder why nobody is seeing this even after going up to Presidents office

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Apollo Makiika1 month ago

There's something good about you Odrek. Be strong in the Lord.

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Kato uthman1 month ago

Hey Mr odrek I have an impressive idea that I wish I would present to you some day if only you can give me an opportunity and chance thanks .

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Rutuungu1 month ago

Powerful message @OdrekRwabwogo. Uganda's median age is 15. If youth discover that 'specific thing' early, we unlock AfCFTA. But how do we move this from Kawempe talk to capital and skilling? The future you mention needs funding.

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Rukira Bachwezi1 month ago

Museveni failed to create the country we want now is creating a kingdom

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Pauline Nyamwija1 month ago

Very true.sometimes we realise when its too late.

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Truth Seeker1 month ago

Why do you sound like Kagame .

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