Leadership is not a title; it is a responsibility.
Leadership is about creating the future, not merely managing the present.
Great leaders are defined by integrity, resilience, and service.
There are people whose work you get so awed with to the point of wishing for a chance to peep into their heads to see how their brains operate as they create! When God decides to give mental gifts, sometimes he does it excessively on one head. But also, when He decides not to gift, He deprives so meanly. Unfortunately, often it is not just the deprived that suffer - even those around them.
However, such is the crazy ‘balance’ of society that, I think, it is very rare to be very intelligent and happy at the same time. First, in any society, the very intelligent are the minority. Second, the more intelligent one is, the more annoying society becomes and the higher the chances of not being understood by the rest. And, the more lonely. On the other hand, the average minds and the idiots are compensated with the happiness which comes from the ability to withstand the oversupply of stupidity in society. Indeed, for them, happiness is in what the intelligent often find stupid.
Me as a person I am and I was convinced whoever supports Nrm he/she is either stupid, a thief, a fortune seeker, a bad person, a selfish person, a dimwit, a dunce, a halfwit or a rascal or even ignorant or even with a bad heart who doesn't understand and wish Uganda 🇺🇬 well
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The kind of elders we should be listening to;not the crooks. Former Buganda Prime Minister Owek. Dan Muliika is a voice of wisdom worth paying attention to.
Sometimes young people lose hope, because they’ve only seen and heard of the rosy side of those they want to be like. So they imagine that it could have been a straight path for their role models. Hence quickly getting frustrated when theirs doesn’t seem to be working out as early as hoped. It happens, but a bit rare that academic success or even excellence immediately lands you where you want. After undergrad, I tried to go to UK for kyeeyo. I was denied visas twice! Those days when you would have to line up at the UK visa office from as early as 3:00am, to be attended to starting at 9:00am. And by 9:00am, the queue would be almost 1km long! All for an opportunity, to go do unskilled work. Looking back, I’m happy that they denied me the visas.