Leadership for Development
Jan 21, 2015
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Honorable Beatrice Achieng Nas was my title in January 28, 2011at the inauguration ceremony at the King's Palace. I was selected as one of the Ministers under the King of the Jopadhola - Tieng Adhola (The Jopadhola Cultural Union). The Tieng Adhola is the Tribal Government of the Jopadhola Tribe of about 700,000 Ugandans.
Little did I know that someone was observing me somewhere. With the king's speech \"We appoint people who are proven outstanding in character and values\", I did not think he, - His highness Kwari Adhola Moses Stephen Owor, a man of wisdom, known for his career achievements, networking and visionary would ever get to know me. I am not anybody popular neither known to many. Among thousands of the Jopadhola and hundreds educated , I was chosen as a Youth Minister.
This is a great opportunity for me to address the communities in different occasions about the rights of women and children especially and the importance of education. I will use this chance to introduce not only the Jopadhola women but the entire Ugandan women to World Pulse, her vision and mission.
I request for your mentor-ship in this race for the good and development of my nation, Africa and the globe at large.
