AJO

ICT PRACTIONER |TECH ENTHUSIAST
COYG | ORACLE DATABASE

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@ninyeKatatumba 😂

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@Osuta_Snr Naturally haters

[Alionzi Lawrence (Dangote) @LAlionzi]

The Mayor of Arua City
2026 - 2031

[Idris Akinlabi @eedris_akinlabi]

Corporate life will teach you that knowing the job is only half the battle.

The real skill is staying calm in meetings, reading the room, managing ego, receiving vague feedback, and not replying emails with your real thoughts.

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@DrBellahh 😀

[KABUGO @Kabugo_]

"You haven't really struggled until you've had to sleep in someone's house knowing they didn't want you there."

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@alzaidvictor 😀is he part if the syndicate.

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

The fabrizo romanio of ugandan politics.

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@Osuta_Snr 😀

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@pwatchug Nolonger spox person of gov't.

[Retired Elder® @Kajoe254]

This is what we call analysis..

[MUIP @ManUtdInPidgin]

Like For Rice. Retweet for Fernandes

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@Jakujajesusjoy @fbyaruhanga_ Very expensive insights but brutally true.

[Mahoro Evelyn 🥰 @mahoroevelyn01]

I agree, a man is responsible for the family he has committed to, that is his wife and children.
A girlfriend deserves care and respect, but not full responsibility.

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@alzaidvictor @NellyKapo We need shiek kassim to interpret this.

[Cecile @Cecilia97N]

Kale fena tulonde Mesearch 😅!!!

[Amon 👷 @rwenzori_]

Meet Dr. Morris Odoch, the man whose fingerprints are all over Uganda's biggest modern infrastructure projects. From the stunning Source of the Nile Bridge in Jinja to the Kampala Flyover, his work is legendary. But what makes his story truly incredible is that this top-tier civil and structural engineer never once sat in a secondary school classroom.

Growing up in West Nile, Odoch was a top performer in his Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). However, instead of taking the traditional high school route, he noticed many university graduates struggling to find jobs. Making a bold decision, he enrolled straight into a village technical school in Arua, opting for hands-on vocational skills over a standard classroom.

Starting from the very bottom as an unskilled laborer, he mastered his craft one step at a time. He worked his way up to mason, site foreman, and eventually a project/contract manager. Through sheer merit and relentless drive, he pushed through Kyambogo University to earn his Bachelor’s degree in Civil and Building Engineering.

His brilliance soon took him far beyond Uganda's borders. Odoch traveled to Japan to earn a Master’s in Infrastructure Planning, followed by an MBA in the UK, another Master’s in International Construction Law, and eventually a self-funded PhD in International Construction Management. The boy from a village technical school had evolved into a globally recognized bridge expert.

Today in 2026, Dr. Odoch is living proof that Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is not a backup plan, but a powerful fast track to success. Having managed massive projects during his tenure at the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), he now dedicates his time to mentoring the next generation of builders and advocating heavily for technical education across the country.

His journey proves that mastering practical skills can build nations. What are your thoughts on technical and vocational education compared to traditional university degrees in Uganda?

Share your views below!

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

@CrystoPanda 😀

[AJO @boyFromChakulia]

I think that bishop of the catholic church in arua wants the church for himself. We will need to start boycotting him since he thinks he can ex-communicate people.

[45Drives @45Drives]

Join us on Thursday, April 2nd for a free webinar overview of an open-source hyperconverged infrastructure. We will focus on legacy versus open-source platforms and give an overview of the Proxmox and Ceph software layers.