Dear all,
Just to add my voice to this elaborate factual writing by Dimba. I was a small
boy in 1978, 1979. One thing I remember and I have never seen again since Iddi
Amin left was that electricity in Arua was constant 24/7. Vocabularies we know
of today - load shading, black out were never
As a representation of the people, there are certain things we cannot do even
if we want them or naturally are free to do them. Leadership and representation
comes with a degree of restriction on your freedom. That is why Anites' own
party has restrictions on what the party members can say, not
Members,
Excitement is a normal human attribute, presumably for the good things. The
difference between the two appointees may actually be negligible - one speaks
better English than the other. What is our criteria for celebrating the new
appointment and the transfer? Command of the colonial
Afi,
You are right on spot. I am in same trail with you.
On Monday, 10 February 2014, 20:16, George Afi Obitre-Gama gobi...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I do not understand as to why We should contribute anything to this welcome
party. I personally and sincerely congratulate
We thank Allah for bringing out the truth and setting our brother free. Dr.,
take heart. Everyone can be against you for whatever reason, but so long as you
stand by the truth, the Almighty will never abandon you. Now is the turn of
your supervisors who suspended you wrongly to feel the shame
A sad moment yet in our hands. He has been ill for a fairly long time. From
Allah we have come and to Him we return. May Allah reward him with paradise.
Ismail
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From: samuel andema andema...@yahoo.co.uk
To: ombaci...@googlegroups.com
Thank you Caleb for this elaborate report. For many of us who did not know well
what had happened and was happening, this report gives us an insight. I think
it is high time we paid up our membership and annual subscriptions.
One thing in the report set me thinking for a while. The thinking
This is another sad moment for us. Sr is one person from whom I have frequently
received motherly advise and guidance. May her soul rest in peace.
Ismail
From: leku joel lekuj...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Nayenda,
I know you as a mathematician and an administrators. That you have all these
historical facts and events confirms some of the articles I often come across
such as the history of mathematics, the science of historical trends. I did not
know that the CAF finals of 1978 had persons from
Caleb,
You are spot on. Ladies and gentlemen, relying on the politicians from West
Nile is a very risky venture. Its high time we forgot about them and do what we
can as concerned citizens of West Nile through our various vocations. Those in
the ruling party are strategising for ministerial
Ejiku,
One might think you are cynical. But I understand the frustration you are
expressing.
WENRECO has applied to increase the power tariff. WENRECO is asking ERA to
grand them the 100% increase. They also want to hold public debates about the
same, I think primarily to inform consumers
Thank you Wanni for bringing this up. I was just sending out on the same.
Last Saturday, we had one of the meetings for the electrification of
communities in Arua. This meeting was for Onzivu community and have been
running every Saturday for the last 8 or so weeks. By end of last year, Rural
Members,
I agree with Charles that doing a research would delay action. I agree with
Obaa that taking action based on a research done some years ago and only in one
area (Yumbe) may not only be counter productive but also misleading. According
to Charles, a similar research was done in Koboko
Members,
Lets try to implement this proposal, CONVENE A STAKEHOLDERS MEETING AND ADDRESS
THIS ISSUE. It pains when other schools post the best candidates as scoring 25
points and our schools post 17, other post pass rates above 80% and ours less
than 50%.
school.
Samuel, let me know if you get contact with Nayenda.
Ismail
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From: samuel andema andema...@yahoo.co.uk
To: banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk; A Virtual Network for friends of West
Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Monday, 11
Dear All,
For the community of Onzivu (i.e. from Academy cell to the road that goes to
NTC Muni opposite white castle), each household is paying UGX 100,000 (one
hundred thousand). The community formed a committee from among themselves for
the electricity project and opened an account with
This is good news. Please resume the noble service to the people. Indeed glory
is to God.
From: Caleb Alaka calebal...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Monday, 21 January 2013, 16:04
Subject: [WestNileNet]
Members,
By now it should be clear to us that Abiriga is neither serving the interest of
the people of Arua where he is the presidential appointee as RDC nor West Nile
as a whole. Abiriga is serving the interest of his master, manifested in all
that he has done and said these many years with
Dear members,
I personally asked one of the officers manning this roadblock whether they have
not yet found what they are looking for at this roadblock by asking everyone
who is passing this road block in a bus for identification. He had no words,
and only laughed. On another day, I picked a
Ndungu,
I think this lady has back blood for you, just that. At her level, she should
have known that you don't mean she is under 18. Take it easy and take care.
Ismail
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From: Caleb Alaka calebal...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of
Dear Members,
Student strikes in our schools is increasingly getting to dangerous levels. St.
Josephs college Ombaci has just resumed after closing the school for a couple
of weeks this term. Vurra secondary got into one before Ombaci. Yumbe secondary
is currently closed. I am told a
sued the government
for not doing much to avert the maternal deaths. Any further hopes?
Ismail
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From: Christine Munduru cmund...@gmail.com
To: banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk; A Virtual Network for friends of West
Many have congratulated Dr. Onzivua for this appointment. I want to
congratulate him as well. As alluded to by many, this is good for us because he
is our own.
Lets take a minute and see beyond the appointment and see the probable
implications. At times, its not good to speculate. But
Dear Patrick,
Thank you for sharing this info. It seems the link for the TOR is only
accessible to Unicef staff because it is asking for intranet ID. Any other way
to go about it?
Ismail
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From: Patrick Okuni paok...@gmail.com
To: A Virtual
Look at this and beware all the time.--- - Forwarded Message - From: Tenywa Emmanuel ten...@yahoo.com To: Acholi group acholi-contact-gr...@googlegroups.com Cc: David Opio opio_davidong...@yahoo.co.uk;
“Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why
it's called the present. ”
There's never a right time to wait for. So whenever you get the chance,
take a risk.
From: banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk
To: A Virtual Network for friends
Elly,
Indeed it is a day week for us. I am in tears as I write this piece. I lost my
mother a few years ago (in a totally different circumstance) and I can tell
you, old as I am, I have never come to terms with the departure of my mother. I
only pray that the Almighty gives strength and hope to
Kigs,
is this Agaba the one we know, the KCCA director who is in Luzira, or is he
already back in KCCA to torment innocent Ugandans?
From: George Afi Obitre-Gama gobi...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent:
From the Almighty we come, to Him we return. It is painful to see us depart at
young ages. May Almighty give the Okua family strength at this dark times.
Ismail
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From: Vasco Oguzua vogu...@gmail.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends
Dear all,
Recently we show the departure of one of celebrated education managers, late
Abiriga. We are all aware that from since he tired, the standard and
performance of that school (st. Josephs' College, Ombachi) has been
deterioting. This to me, and I believe to many of you clearly shows
Members,
Yet another sad moment for us. May his soul rest in eternal peace. May his
departure give the family and all of us strength to push to higher heights his
achievements as an educationist in our region.
Ismail
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From:
Dear Members,
I hope many of you read the article in the Red pepper of 10/12/2011 about Dr.
Sam Okounzis' dossier on the origin and spread of HIV/Aids and how the US is
not happy about it. From the article, I can see commonalities between what our
own is saying and what Dr. Wolf, a German
Ndugu,
This is spot on. Thank you for this piece. If we can not see it ourselves,
our neighbors have seen it for us. Shall we wait for 2016, or we can do
something now?
Ismail
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From: Maandera ibmaand...@gmail.com
To: A Virtual Network for
LinkedIn
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Paul,
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- Banduga
Accept invitation from Banduga Ismail
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Christine,
There was the death case of one mother last year, whose names I cant establish
easily for now. she was the women counsellor for uriama sub county in Arua
district council. Uriama sub county is in Terego county.
She died in labour in Arua hospital. I am told she was due, came to
Dear christine,
Thank you for your post . Let me apologize for not responding to your request,
I think it skipped my attention.
To put it straight, its not my intention that Caleb should be the one taking on
this and that is why I posted whatever information I came across on the
westnile
Members,
The idea to collect books is welcome. Together we can do it. We just need to
discuss the modalities.
On a different note, I would like to draw the attention of members to Dr Sam
Okuonzis' article in the new vision, Monday July 18, 2011, Origin of HIV/Aids -
Thirty years of untold
Okuti,
You are spot on.
There is nothing strategic about these jets that will benefit the ordinary
person in Uganda and West Nile. Let me hope that the jets will not be used to
unleash terror and eternal suffering on the people of Uganda. Many times
stubborn children who go around disturbing
Members
May I know how we hope to collect and organize the assistance we might want to
extend to this unfornate family? It would be good if we do it in a coordinated
manner as members of Westnile net or WNF. Any focal persons to contact? By the
way where exactly is this family now in Nebbi?,
.
Gilbert
From: banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Sun, November 14, 2010 3:24:48 PM
Subject: [WestNileNet] Mass experiements in Uganda - Testing diseases in
West
Nile district
Alex,
Thank you for this piece. You are right on the spot. Indeed we must get
services
just like any other part of Uganda and we must demand for these services.
Service delivery is financed by the revenue realized from taxes that we pay,
just like people in other regions do, nothing else. The
Dear All,
As said, this is a brillient idea. I am just wondering why it has to take place
in kampala and not in West Nile. are there any practical difficulties envisaged
in having this happen in West Nile?
Ismail
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Dear Angualia,
Thank you for this professional advice. As a learned friend and one of us, we
will take your cost free advice seriously.
Ismail
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From: Caleb Alaka calebal...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of
This is sad news. Condolence to the bereaved family.
From: at...@mtn.co.ug at...@mtn.co.ug
To: westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Sat, 5 February, 2011 8:54:04
Subject: [WestNileNet] Death Announcement
This is to inform you of the untimely death of Mrs. Finia
Brothers and Sisters,
I read the said article. As one who lives in West Nile, I find it nothing but
fallacy what Onzima is talking. Anyway, he is entitled to his opinion. But I
can
without mincing my words say that Onzimas' writings are not based on any
empirical research and do not represent
Jackson,
Let me say what stroke my mind after reading your piece.
Whereas I largely agree to your viewpoints, I always find it difficult to agree
to the notion that we complain, blame and bicker too much and as a result, our
situation has falled or will not change. I think we need to draw the
Christine,
Thank you for this courage to mobilize the women and follow up on this matter.
Members, is it possible that WNF can call a press conference and condemn this
act of brutality by the police, who by law are suppose to protect lives and
property? I believe our members working in the
Dear All,
In deed this is a serious matter as alluded to by many. I can see why municipal
council is not saying a word while all this is happening in their eyes. The
orders from above must have ordered them to keep quite, least jobs will lost or
heads will roll. My interest and thus the issue
Dear members,
What are the people from West Nile doing, or not doing, to change from negative
attitudes and perceptions towards work?”
This seems to be the motion under discussion and has Jadribo said, requires our
attention. Let us not forget one that I tabled a few days ago - Testing
14, 2010 at 6:24 AM, banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Dear All,
As we tend towards the end of the year and partake in get together and
christmas
parties, I would like to share the subject with all of you. I pray that it
does
not spoil the parties we have in plan. I hope I don't look
Eng. Afi,
This is a very professional piece and yet clear for an ordinary mind like mine
to understand. It was good you gave the forum this engineering insight. Let me
take it upon me to apologize on behalf of Caleb and Fr. Ruffino for having
insisted you say your mind on this matter. The
Dear All,
The big question seems to be Why is/was West Nile not connected to the national
power grid? I think our brother Afi has given some articulate and engineering
insight into this. He has even gone ahead to concretely say what is more
helpful
for us in the interim. I don't want to
Dear Caleb,
Indeed I have seen all that you have said here happening. You are absolutely
right our biggest problem has been disunity exhibited by our politicians. So
its
not partnering or not partnering with government, not voting wisely as some
refer to votes casted for parties other than
Dear Aridru,
Its good to know that your manifesto has most of the issues we have been
discussing on this net. Can we know how these writings will be translated into
pro-people actions from the workshop of your party, better than other parties.
I
think it is important for us to know whether
Dear Alaka,
As members have observed, this is a big step forward. With a legal recognition,
surely we can do many things that we have not been able to do.
Aluta continua.
Ismail
From: alaka caleb calebal...@gmail.com
To: A
there should be some people around who actually know about this and can confirm
whether or not Semeis' claim is right. Talking to elders like Avutia Jason,
Muzee Hamis Marijan and others we may think of may be a good idea.
Thank you,
Banduga Ismail
To: westnilenet westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Wed, Sep 29, 2010 9:05 am
Subject: [WestNileNet] Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 25, Issue 81
Foreign Business Transections
Dear friends brothers and sisters,
There was a post by Banduga Ismail regarding some West Nilers arrested in
China
on drug charges
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From: banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Thu, September 16, 2010 8:40:44 AM
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Electricity Poles
Dear All,
I have just talked to a staff (one of the team leaders
Dear Members,
The Monitor paper story on page 3, 'Arua car winner found dead' is yet another
sad moment for us barely after two weeks when we lost a number of our young
students in a car accident and the brutal murder of another, Orodriyo.
Lematia won the chamuka car one year ago in Arua in a
is this?
Thank you.
Ejiku
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 8:40 AM, banduga ismail bani...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Dear All,
I have just talked to a staff (one of the team leaders) of Wenreco in
Arua about
this. According to him, if one obtains poles privately, then you will need to
engage a private
Dear All,
I have just talked to a staff (one of the team leaders) of Wenreco in
Arua about
this. According to him, if one obtains poles privately, then you will need to
engage a private individual or firm to fix the poles and run the line (wires).
However, this private firm or individual
Dear Munduru,
The topics under discussion are very important and interesting. Some of us do
not have the opportunity to attend these science cafes because we live
upcountry, Arua, Yumbe, Moyo, Kitgum etc.
A humble request: Can someone present during the discussions take note and make
a synaptic
Mukasa is right. It was a test environment. The site is down.
Ismail
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From: Kiggundu Mukasa kiggu...@kym.netTo: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.netSent: Thu, 19 August, 2010 10:58:11Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Confirm your vote registration
My brother Drani,
There was no other way to express this than you have done. For those who are
not
in Arua, they have not seen what you have seen. Thanks for having had the heart
to let them know as an insider. Who does not know that you are one of the
seasoned MCs in the greater Arua
David,
To Allah we come from and to Him we shall return. May her departure give you
strength.
Ismail
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From: Nayenda Elly ellynaye...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Tue, 16
Dear All,
It is unfortunate that we are seeing this happen amidst us.
What do you expect of an RDC who was recruited from the rebel ranks? Abiriga
does not understand the multiparty political dispensation at all and thinks
opposition is a bad thing. Becasuse NRM made him what he is today, he
Dear Comrades,
I think Jadribo has some valid points. Correct me if I am wrong, this is a
public university in West Nile and therefore its management will be on national
standards. Whether this will translate into what we are thinking (more people
from west nile being admitted, more people
do so as a civil society
organization. I do't have a name to suggest now, will certainly do so in the a
few days to come.
Thank you,
banduga Ismail
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From: Caleb Alaka calebal...@yahoo.com
To: A Virtual Network for friends
can do on the forum.
If we are not moving fast enough with the development of WNF because we are
busy in our respective callings, then the need to have someone specific becomes
apparent.
I think we need to develop a precise TOR for this function and operationalize
it.
Thank you,
Banduga
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