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While in Mayuge, this boy approached me with a request to talk to BOBI WINE about his school challenges. He was given an opportunity to speak at the rally abt education challenges in Busoga that have made him drop out of school. Please listen below and help if you can.

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MNAKUMBUKA KABUDA? Last week, I met this young man who had recently turned 13. Some of you may remember him from a video that went viral a while back, where he and other boys were seen blocking the road and asking motorists for money. When his friends ran away, Kabuda was arrested and later released. When I spoke to him, he told me that they were not trying to harass anyone. According to him, they were simply pleading with good Samaritans for food and a little money to take home. I bought him some shopping, but I also wanted to understand his situation better. I told him I would like to meet his mother so I could find out why he was not in school. When I met his mother, I learned that he had dropped out of school after being sent home over school fees. Their father had passed away, leaving their mother struggling to provide for a family of eight. The mother is currently jobless, and because the family has very little, Kabuda had started going out to look for something to bring home. A 13-year-old should be in school learning, playing with other children and dreaming about his future not worrying about where the next meal will come from. I felt for this family, and I promised Kabuda that I would do whatever I could to help him get back to school. Today, I kept my word. I took Kabuda to Dagoretti Muslim Comprehensive Primary School. He will now be back in school, and I will continue supporting him as he moves forward with his education. This is more than just taking a child back to school. It is about giving him another chance. But there is still a bigger challenge at home. His mother is jobless and has eight children to take care of. If you know of any genuine job opportunity for Kabuda's mother, please reach out to me or directly to her through her phone number 0742208620 Any opportunity that can help her earn a decent living and support her children would go a long way. Sometimes, all a child needs is someone to believe in them and give them a chance.

Geoffrey Mosiria

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