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we miss our beloved mother condolence for the loss of our beloved , the wife of our paramount chief
may her soul rest in enternal piece AMEN
may her soul rest in enternal piece AMEN
OKODI EMMANUEL says...
Plato in his essay "Just State", he said where there is a just state, there is always freedom and liberty granted by the state, there is always freedom to participate in anything so long as it does not affect the state.
Paul Fayerbends said in a just state, every individual is free to enjoy his freedom to the extent that it does not deprive the next neighbour from his freedom. I always wonder whenever i find people saying Uganda is a JUST STATE because there is democracy. How can democracy be when actually there is no freedom given by the state, how can democracy be when on the streets of kampala is time and again over flooded with tear gas. Let me tell you people, democracy is not the best way the state should be. Instead, it is the last option of which the state should acqiure. This therefore points out that Uganda's democracy is just by name. So as we stay in uganda, we should know that there are three categories of people and the first one are those who have the wisdon of knowledge, they are those who have done philosophy and they are the one capable of becoming leaders, there is also the courageous people, these are the people who are spirited by nature like Kale kayihura, kevijinja, and all the military men.
Above all, we have the appetitive people, those whose life style is from hand to mouth. For the case of uganda, 99.99999% are spirited by nature and they think they are the one capable of becoming leaders which is possibly not.
As i finish, let us just stay. The colonialists came and they exploited our minerals and they went but by the time they were doing where were we?, did we hang ourselves? of course not. so let this current regime eat, enjoy but we shall overcome one day. If you really feel concern about uganda, open your prayer book esp "we pray and sing to the lord" for those who are catholics and sing the song "we shall overcome" and after finishing, say the last word-Amen then you sleep.
NB If what i have said have hurt you, i beg you to forgive me. seminarian emmanuel okodi- katigondo national seminary (+256775711593) emaokod@yahoo.com
Plato in his essay "Just State", he said where there is a just state, there is always freedom and liberty granted by the state, there is always freedom to participate in anything so long as it does not affect the state.
Paul Fayerbends said in a just state, every individual is free to enjoy his freedom to the extent that it does not deprive the next neighbour from his freedom. I always wonder whenever i find people saying Uganda is a JUST STATE because there is democracy. How can democracy be when actually there is no freedom given by the state, how can democracy be when on the streets of kampala is time and again over flooded with tear gas. Let me tell you people, democracy is not the best way the state should be. Instead, it is the last option of which the state should acqiure. This therefore points out that Uganda's democracy is just by name. So as we stay in uganda, we should know that there are three categories of people and the first one are those who have the wisdon of knowledge, they are those who have done philosophy and they are the one capable of becoming leaders, there is also the courageous people, these are the people who are spirited by nature like Kale kayihura, kevijinja, and all the military men.
Above all, we have the appetitive people, those whose life style is from hand to mouth. For the case of uganda, 99.99999% are spirited by nature and they think they are the one capable of becoming leaders which is possibly not.
As i finish, let us just stay. The colonialists came and they exploited our minerals and they went but by the time they were doing where were we?, did we hang ourselves? of course not. so let this current regime eat, enjoy but we shall overcome one day. If you really feel concern about uganda, open your prayer book esp "we pray and sing to the lord" for those who are catholics and sing the song "we shall overcome" and after finishing, say the last word-Amen then you sleep.
NB If what i have said have hurt you, i beg you to forgive me. seminarian emmanuel okodi- katigondo national seminary (+256775711593) emaokod@yahoo.com
Paul Fayerbends said in a just state, every individual is free to enjoy his freedom to the extent that it does not deprive the next neighbour from his freedom. I always wonder whenever i find people saying Uganda is a JUST STATE because there is democracy. How can democracy be when actually there is no freedom given by the state, how can democracy be when on the streets of kampala is time and again over flooded with tear gas. Let me tell you people, democracy is not the best way the state should be. Instead, it is the last option of which the state should acqiure. This therefore points out that Uganda's democracy is just by name. So as we stay in uganda, we should know that there are three categories of people and the first one are those who have the wisdon of knowledge, they are those who have done philosophy and they are the one capable of becoming leaders, there is also the courageous people, these are the people who are spirited by nature like Kale kayihura, kevijinja, and all the military men.
Above all, we have the appetitive people, those whose life style is from hand to mouth. For the case of uganda, 99.99999% are spirited by nature and they think they are the one capable of becoming leaders which is possibly not.
As i finish, let us just stay. The colonialists came and they exploited our minerals and they went but by the time they were doing where were we?, did we hang ourselves? of course not. so let this current regime eat, enjoy but we shall overcome one day. If you really feel concern about uganda, open your prayer book esp "we pray and sing to the lord" for those who are catholics and sing the song "we shall overcome" and after finishing, say the last word-Amen then you sleep.
NB If what i have said have hurt you, i beg you to forgive me. seminarian emmanuel okodi- katigondo national seminary (+256775711593) emaokod@yahoo.com
Dear Bonny,
Thank you for sharing with us this very trying experience. I can feel the pain you are going through. In order to suggest where you can easily get help it would be good if you could indicate where you live. In the meantime we will put you in our prayers because nothing is impossible with God.
Best regards
Robert
Thank you for sharing with us this very trying experience. I can feel the pain you are going through. In order to suggest where you can easily get help it would be good if you could indicate where you live. In the meantime we will put you in our prayers because nothing is impossible with God.
Best regards
Robert
It took us a year to conceive after a long talks and rebukes from the community and friends teasing me that ?I can?t pass the interview? after marrying her. And when she got pregnant, Barbra began having bleeding problem she was placed on partial bed rest and at 14th week she was given a cerclage (a slitch through the cervix to help it stay closed) in the 4th month Barbra quit working and rested even more But bouts of bleeding continued off and on.
While all these were going on, I felt helpless there wasn?t anything I could do about my wife?s condition. I was frustrated that my wife wasn?t able to give me complete information about her condition. She would go for a check up her self and then I ask her, well what did he say? She would answer I don?t know the doctor said a lot of medical things and I don?t remember so I took to call the doctor myself .it would have driven me nuts not to know what was going on.
At home I did everything, I would not let her do anything, I did all the house work and carried on at my job. I was exhausted but I was just so excited about the baby. I wallpapered the all damn house. It didn?t really sink in how sever the problem were in the pregnancy.
On December 10th around twentieth week Barbra started to bleed noticeably. So at one in the morning I took her to the hospital. The oldest obstetric hospital in the country. A resident did all the ultrasound. Basically no body told me anything except that my wife had an abrupted placenta. I didn?t realize how grave that was. That was on Saturday night, I went a way that night figuring everything was under control. Sunday, I visit her. Monday I have to go back for work but I got a call from the doctor who said we have to take the baby tonight. So I go dashing down and my son is delivered
The baby was born 12 weeks prematurely. He had Sevier respiratory distress syndrome, bleeding from the brain and numerous other problems, 16 days later the baby died.
And that all time from the beginning of the pregnancy until well after the baby died, NO one, NOT even my own mother asks how I was doing? I felt like I was ex-communicated from the world. And when anybody asks it was ?how is Barbra?? no body ever said how are you ? How do you fill? WHY??? WHY? I guest ?it not on anybody?s agenda the father like the forgotten person in a complicated pregnancy_____ even more so even if the baby dies its like you don?t really exist?
Is there any psychologist or social worker who specialized in counseling a male partner in a complicated pregnancy?
Are book in medical or lay term that addresses that mans side of the bargain?
Thanks
Agungi bonniface
While all these were going on, I felt helpless there wasn?t anything I could do about my wife?s condition. I was frustrated that my wife wasn?t able to give me complete information about her condition. She would go for a check up her self and then I ask her, well what did he say? She would answer I don?t know the doctor said a lot of medical things and I don?t remember so I took to call the doctor myself .it would have driven me nuts not to know what was going on.
At home I did everything, I would not let her do anything, I did all the house work and carried on at my job. I was exhausted but I was just so excited about the baby. I wallpapered the all damn house. It didn?t really sink in how sever the problem were in the pregnancy.
On December 10th around twentieth week Barbra started to bleed noticeably. So at one in the morning I took her to the hospital. The oldest obstetric hospital in the country. A resident did all the ultrasound. Basically no body told me anything except that my wife had an abrupted placenta. I didn?t realize how grave that was. That was on Saturday night, I went a way that night figuring everything was under control. Sunday, I visit her. Monday I have to go back for work but I got a call from the doctor who said we have to take the baby tonight. So I go dashing down and my son is delivered
The baby was born 12 weeks prematurely. He had Sevier respiratory distress syndrome, bleeding from the brain and numerous other problems, 16 days later the baby died.
And that all time from the beginning of the pregnancy until well after the baby died, NO one, NOT even my own mother asks how I was doing? I felt like I was ex-communicated from the world. And when anybody asks it was ?how is Barbra?? no body ever said how are you ? How do you fill? WHY??? WHY? I guest ?it not on anybody?s agenda the father like the forgotten person in a complicated pregnancy_____ even more so even if the baby dies its like you don?t really exist?
Is there any psychologist or social worker who specialized in counseling a male partner in a complicated pregnancy?
Are book in medical or lay term that addresses that mans side of the bargain?
Thanks
Agungi bonniface
kara ibino kuru naka awene ka yera ducu dong idiyu kara cunyi ni 'akuru en abinu ca' an gira yera no anwongo peko moro obedo ape iye kiken kara ni wil oye obedo adwong ! kede dang dwong ajo ongutu mingo gi kan aler so let them wait for those who can...
Wacha, An-Wia-pe says...
Orem oreme unu ba wun upaco? Ageno jo lung okato aber ingee year ame otum aworo macha ni. Kono ka gin ame an akob tye atitidi..en a ye ni mano akadi ni bed bala adwogi me yera pe obin abedo kit ame onwog in itye itamo kede...kong dong wan obed amanno. Me alunya ena kare ikare pire tek. Wek akwong gire ter mege kit adong pwod ping oyekere pwod oko aman. Kanyakino unu naka en okene do odwogo diki maca. Kong dong amano wunu. Jo-jok Amalu..
Conflict & Its Impact upon Youth.
Poverty- nearly 45% people are below the line of poverty, which mean that 45 percent people of the country live with earning less than one dolor every day. The social, political attitude towards public has made them helpless. Various districts in the hilly region of every development region have less fertile ,land there are not various options for employment. As from the global out look, people need to informed, ICT has always been a very big challenge you know, we can be united; sharing views and ideas, really we can progress and serve the nation.....
Poverty- nearly 45% people are below the line of poverty, which mean that 45 percent people of the country live with earning less than one dolor every day. The social, political attitude towards public has made them helpless. Various districts in the hilly region of every development region have less fertile ,land there are not various options for employment. As from the global out look, people need to informed, ICT has always been a very big challenge you know, we can be united; sharing views and ideas, really we can progress and serve the nation.....
Orem oreme unu ba wun upaco? Ageno jo lung okato aber ingee year ame otum aworo macha ni. Kono ka gin ame an akob tye atitidi..en a ye ni mano akadi ni bed bala adwogi me yera pe obin abedo kit ame onwog in itye itamo kede...kong dong wan obed amanno. Me alunya ena kare ikare pire tek. Wek akwong gire ter mege kit adong pwod ping oyekere pwod oko aman. Kanyakino unu naka en okene do odwogo diki maca. Kong dong amano wunu. Jo-jok Amalu..
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