Capt. Owaruhanga Inspires Arua Nurses with Patriotism and Leadership

Arua City, West Nile: Inspiring Patriotism and Excellence: A Session with Medical Students: Captain Owaruhanga Richard, Assistant Commissioner Training, NSPC, State House

In an effort to foster patriotism and inspire the next generation of leaders, Captain Richard Owaruhanga, Assistant Commissioner in Charge of Training at the National Secretariat for Patriotism Corps, State House, engaged in an interactive session with medical students. The session provided a platform for students to field questions and gain insights on patriotism, national security, and personal development.

Addressing Security Concerns

One student, Ampeire Lilian, inquired about the insecurity in Kasese and surrounding districts, as well as Uganda’s presence in Congo. Captain Owaruhanga explained that Uganda’s involvement in Congo and Sudan is aimed at ensuring the safety of Ugandan citizens and promoting regional stability. He emphasized the importance of a safe and stable East Africa for the well-being of the people.

The Importance of Regional Integration

The Assistant Commissioner highlighted the need for regional integration, citing the benefits of the East African Community in providing a market for Ugandan goods and services. He encouraged students to look beyond their differences and prioritize the love for Uganda, regardless of their political affiliations.

Career Aspirations and Opportunities

Some students expressed their desire to join the UPDF to contribute to national security. Captain Owaruhanga encouraged them to pursue their aspirations while emphasizing the importance of hard work and discipline. In response to a question about job opportunities, he advised students to strive for excellence, noting that government absorption capacity is limited.

Core Values of Patriotism

When asked how to apply patriotism in their daily lives, Captain Owaruhanga shared his personal story of overcoming challenges through hard work and determination. He encouraged students to be knowledgeable, think smart, and strive for excellence in all they do.

In closing, Captain Owaruhanga urged the students to hold steadfast to their faith and values while working hard to achieve their goals. He encouraged them to draw inspiration from model individuals and strive to make a positive impact in their communities. The session served as a reminder of the importance of patriotism, hard work, and dedication in shaping the future of Uganda.

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