@LillianMutengu
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There is a growing narrative, especially on social media, claiming that "education is not the key to success", that one must search for other “keys.” I strongly caution young people against this misguided thinking.
Education remains a key. It may not be the only key, but it is certainly a fundamental one. It opens doors to knowledge, opportunity, innovation, and responsible leadership.
Education equips individuals to make informed decisions, contribute meaningfully to society, and navigate the complexities of the modern world with confidence and integrity. Nothing replaces knowledge. No one should mislead you into believing otherwise.
Yes, there are a few successful individuals with limited formal education, but how many are they? They do not even constitute 1% of Uganda’s population. Exceptional cases should not be used to misguide a generation.
Sustainable success is built on knowledge, discipline, and values and education provides that foundation. I firmly debunk the narrative that education is not essential to success.View quoted post on X
Let me spell it out here properly. If you think your child needs Kuteesa to sort them out, go for parenting classes. If one class doesn't work, go for another one 📢📢📢📢📢View quoted post on X
Wama @KagutaMuseveni , your campaign agents are deceiving you. They are lying to you about your popularity. Those crowds you see?View quoted post on X
Hmmm! They are school chuludureni forced to wear yellow. Mbu 😂😂😂😂
Fire your mobilisers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
#ProtectingTheGains
