Peter, I do agree with you on this.
Regards, Sadadi On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:46 PM, Peter Odama <peter.od...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ojoatre and friends > > Politicians divide and rule see how hatred across West Nile and update > due to creation of districts and constituencies eg Maracha can any one > easily get employment who is not the same district? The same to the > neighboring districts service commissions of Arua, yumbe koboko etc you > can't be interview on merit or do business easily moreover the same people > being split bse of self gain? No no no the ordinary people are too green. > On Jan 5, 2016 9:36 PM, "Ojoatre Sadadi" <jtrsad...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Dear Peter and Friends, >> >> Very good question about why we're glued to Politicians. We're not glued >> to Politicians but they are one of the key decision makers. Just look at >> the current situations, the Politicians bring people together in the name >> of changing their welfare; people listen to Politicians but not teachers, >> lawyers, foresters etc. People spend time gathering for Political >> Campaigns. But try to Organize a technical workshop with you vast >> knowledge, they will not turn up in the numbers we are seeing on paper >> these days. >> >> Based on this obvious reasoning, I still hold them responsible for the >> decisions that frustrate socio-economic development. >> >> Regards, >> >> *Ojoatre Sadadi* >> M: +31 685 25 4832 >> E: jtrsad...@gmail.com >> Skype: Osadadi >> >> On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:26 PM, Peter Odama <peter.od...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>> Friends >>> Am wondering to date as to why we are desperately glued on politicians >>> as if they bring food into your plate. We have available land not all >>> politicians are professionals who can change your life . we just need >>> security to all life and business competition only. >>> >>> Most politicians are poor and you will see an MP over spending beyond >>> his capacity after retirement he can't even understand how they can advice >>> a poor person to cope up. It's the poor who vote wrong people eventually >>> they suffer with poor services. >>> >>> Parties have become like soccer funs and a way of sourcing external >>> funding to manage campaigns and satisfying one self. >>> On Jan 5, 2016 9:12 PM, "Ojoatre Sadadi" <jtrsad...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>>> Dear J. A. Jackson, >>>> >>>> I too like you elaboration. I just looked at a satellite image over the >>>> West Nile region for 2 different time periods, Year 2000 and 2010, the land >>>> cover has really changed. The natural forest has disappeared. The >>>> vegetation index is very low. That means most of the times the land doesn't >>>> have something green/vegetation/crops etc. consequently, this signifies the >>>> likelihood of long term severe food insecurity. >>>> >>>> This coincides with rampant taking of drugs i.e Miraa, Marijuana, >>>> Alcohol etc which is a social problem. I therefore really expect the >>>> Politician to come together and work with technocrats in order to curb some >>>> of these looming issues rather than politicizing irrelevant issues. >>>> >>>> Happy New Year all of you. >>>> >>>> *Ojoatre Sadadi* >>>> M: +31 685 25 4832 >>>> E: jtrsad...@gmail.com >>>> Skype: Osadadi >>>> >>>> On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 6:04 PM, JohnAJackson <javud...@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> - If you look back at the UNEB results from PLE, O-Level, A-Level >>>>> for the last 10 years or so, there is nearly 80 % - 95% failure rate is >>>>> schools in West Nile region. The same may be true for other regions >>>>> outside >>>>> Kampala. >>>>> - Is privatization of education (private schools without staff) >>>>> killing the basic fabric of education in this region? Do we have >>>>> qualified >>>>> teachers teaching in these schools? Are these teachers paid or paid on >>>>> time? Are teachers motivated educators? Does this massive school drop >>>>> out >>>>> rate concern politicians from this region? What are our politicians >>>>> doing >>>>> to address this problem? What is the long term socio-economic impact of >>>>> this massive school drop out rate on our own communities in the West >>>>> Nile >>>>> region or Uganda for that matter? >>>>> - "Chewing Mirraa" has taken over a generation of youth not only >>>>> in towns but reaching out into villages. "Mirraa" is cannabis. It is an >>>>> addictive drug similar to marijuana. Doing nothing about the >>>>> propagation >>>>> of Mirraa (cannabis) is a disaster for this region. We have seen the >>>>> number >>>>> of mental cases rising up in this region. Do our politicians from this >>>>> region have a strategy to look at alternative cash crops which people >>>>> can >>>>> grow to earn income rather than growing Mirraa that leads to self >>>>> destruction of our own communities? >>>>> - We have one of the worst history of maternal health care system >>>>> in the region. There were recent pictures taken from Arua regional >>>>> hospital >>>>> Maternity Ward where some expectant mothers lay on the floor and >>>>> another >>>>> one bleeding. Seeing these type of pictures are horrifying. What is >>>>> going >>>>> in this hospital? Is it that nurses don't care about their patients? >>>>> Nurses >>>>> and medical staff are paid because of these patients who need their >>>>> care. >>>>> Is the problem in this hospital (and others) lack of customer care? If >>>>> this >>>>> is the case, what does it take to educate nurses (medical staff) to >>>>> have >>>>> empathy/sympathy/mercy of these expectant mothers or patients? >>>>> - Deforestation of heavily populated parts of West Nile region has >>>>> become a serious environmental problem. If you look at areas like >>>>> Terego, >>>>> Maracha, Madi Okollo, these areas have lost almost all the natural >>>>> forest. >>>>> As our population depends on wood fuel nearly 100%, we need to step up >>>>> campaign on *Tree Planting education.* This may sound like a >>>>> simple problem but we can see obvious consequences of environmental >>>>> destruction. Rivers where we used to fish are drying up during hot >>>>> season. >>>>> Today you can jump over Enyau river during dry season. Who could >>>>> accomplish >>>>> this in 1970s or 1980s? I am posting everyone images of Lake Chad for >>>>> you >>>>> guys to see the impact of human activity on the environment.( >>>>> http://www.unep.org/dewa/vitalwater/article116.html) >>>>> >>>>> JJ >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> WestNileNet mailing list >>>>> WestNileNet@kym.net >>>>> http://orion.kym.net/mailman/listinfo/westnilenet >>>>> >>>>> WestNileNet is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ >>>>> >>>>> The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them >>>>> (including attachments if any). 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