Commissioner Hellen Seku from the National Patriotism Corps told 915 students at Nyakasura School in Fort Portal that they need to get serious about loving their country and fixing their attitudes. She said young Ugandans should read books beyond what school makes them study, and they need to actually understand stuff instead of just memorizing it. The session brought together kids from Nyakasura School and Bukuuku Community Secondary School.
Seku basically called out the students for being lazy and told them to wake up at 5 am instead of sleeping like corpses. She wants them to clean up hospitals and roads to show everyone what real community service looks like. She also went off about how colonialism messed up Ugandan identity through forcing English on people, and she said patriots need to be ready if colonizers try anything again.
The whole thing was meant to pump up the students about defending Uganda and taking pride in their culture.
Seku basically called out the students for being lazy and told them to wake up at 5 am instead of sleeping like corpses. She wants them to clean up hospitals and roads to show everyone what real community service looks like. She also went off about how colonialism messed up Ugandan identity through forcing English on people, and she said patriots need to be ready if colonizers try anything again.
The whole thing was meant to pump up the students about defending Uganda and taking pride in their culture.
