EDUCATION KEY TO ERADICATING POVERTY, CORRUPTION - RELIGIOUS LEADER

asese District - Rev. Nelson Isebagheni Bwambale, youth and children coordinator for the Church of Uganda South Rwenzori Diocese, emphasizes the importance of education in eradicating poverty and corruption. He urges parents to invest in their children's education to secure their future and emphasizes collective parenting efforts.

"Education engagement eradicates theft, witchcraft, and poverty spirit in the community," Rev. Bwambale says, addressing parents and teachers at Brain Trust School, Kinyamaseke. He also stresses engaging young children in church for moral building to end corruption.

Rev. Nelson Isebagheni Bwambale, youth and children coordinator for the Church of Uganda South Rwenzori Diocese

Mr. Wisely Mumbere, local council three vice chairperson for Kinyamaseke town council, threatens step mothers and fathers over mistreatment of step children, emphasizing equal parenting for the future. He encourages public involvement in businesses to support education.

Mr. Joshua Kule, head teacher of Brain Trust School, Kinyamaseke, appreciates parents for their support and appeals to the government for safe water for sustainable community health. He calls on school heads to motivate teachers and collaborate with parents for good performance.

Mr. Joshua Kule, head teacher of Brain Trust School, Kinyamaseke

The event highlights the significance of education in transforming communities and the need for collective efforts to ensure a bright future for children.

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Story by Jonex Babulya

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