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Okasoma boss. Naye babiwulira bawulira? Abasoma Bangi abayiga batono... The educated are many the Learned are few, that is why few of those paper publications have pavement relevance. Continue.
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To my colleagues in academia, especially the professors. I think the time has come for us to stop counting publications. Right now, it is almost immoral. We are doing a disservice to our country.
We should stop counting publications and start building things. We should focus on changing society. We should solve problems, and we should stand up and be counted for that. We should be able to say, "This is how I am solving society's problems," not how many publications I have put out there in journals, on the internet, or wherever else.
What matters is the impact we make, not the number of papers we publish.
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@ReachDrMuganga Okasoma boss. Naye babiwulira bawulira? Abasoma Bangi abayiga batono... The educated are many the Learned are few, that is why few of those paper publications have pavement relevance. Continue.
@AkiliYaAfrika
@kirya_ug greetings bro, may I know how much is the average cost of 2 shock absorbers for the average common Toyota car on the Ugandan market. Would I be correct to assume between 500k-1M can cover Premios to mpenkoni's?
@DoreenNyanjura That too, but the breaking of the Man's Psyché has been a deliberate agenda. Somehow the woman has been elevated, while the Man languished, empowered Eomen have to deal with emasculated Men. But it's normal for men to struggle.
Unpopular opinion: The parliament was right to block Dr. Muganga.
Dual citizenship disqualifies you from certain offices. That's the law. Respect it.
But to those paid to fake cry that Uganda is "losing" him losing him to what exactly?
He's already here. Already building. Already impacting.
The real question is: why do we only value people when they're in government?
We've normalised treating public office as the highest form of service,when for most, it's just the highest form of access to public funds.
Support Dr. Muganga's work.
Buy his books. Champion his university. Amplify his ideas.
You don't need to be minister to matter.