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Kabale Municipality MP Kamara Tips Youth to Embrace Patience, Integrity & Focus for a Bright Future

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
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  • “Opportunities are fleeting,” he said. “They favor those who are ready. Develop the spirit of trustworthiness and focus in all your endeavors to make the most of them.”

KABALE: The Kabale Municipality Member of Parliament, Hon. Dr. Nicholas Thadeus Kamara, has called on the youth to prioritize patience, integrity, and focus as the foundation for becoming responsible citizens.

Addressing hundreds of youth on Sunday at Kabale Main Stadium during the conclusion of a three-day youth conference organized by Christ the King Parish, Dr. Kamara delivered an impassioned message on the importance of character and preparation in seizing life’s opportunities.

“Opportunities are fleeting,” he said. “They favor those who are ready. Develop the spirit of trustworthiness and focus in all your endeavors to make the most of them.”

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Dr. Kamara also discouraged the youth from dropping out of school in search of quick success. He urged them to stay in school, acquire skills, and prepare to make meaningful contributions to their communities.

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“A focused individual, even with limited resources, can achieve more than a genius without direction,” he noted. “Take proactive steps, no matter how small, toward your goals.”

Dr Kamara’s message resonated deeply, particularly when he announced his commitment to sponsor the education of Trust Ainomugisha, a Primary Seven pupil from Kitojo.

Ainomugisha had impressed Dr. Kamara with her exceptional reading skills during the conference, earning his admiration and support.

Dr. Kamara’s speech not only inspired the youth but also reinforced the importance of mentorship and support for the next generation.

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