Here to give Hon. Phiona Nyamutoro her flowers:
In 2023, I met @PNyamutoro and shared with her the work we do at @SkillsKlinic in championing job creation inthe digital and creative arts sectors through skills training advocacy and mentorship.
That same year, she invited me to the Parliamentary Youth Affairs Conference at Kololo, where I had the honor of serving as a panelist, before she became Minister.
At the end of the conference, she held my hand and introduced me to her network of friends, especially those in development work not politics. The question she asked them was simple but powerful: “Why don’t you support the work Douglas is doing with @SkillsKlinic ?”
That introduction was worth more than any cheque. Fast forward I just want to appreciate that gesture. Out of that there partners who we have because of that introduction.
My brother @EddyKenzo, “kwata nyweza”, that lady’s got a big heart! People of Nebbi you got her. So Hon Phiona, if no one has appreciated you today I’m here to say thank you.
Thank you for believing in our work at #SkillsKlinic to empower young people into employment, and for the extra eye of sighting unseen potential.
God bless you.