Great Work!

by Ejang
(Kanpala, Uganda)

Thank you for the work done. I have received your mail today. How are you?

There is nothing much to say than giving a million distinctions for the work you are doing to help people achieve their dreams. One can't complain but I think making information to those who doesn't know Advance Africa better.

Well what I have in mind is for you who is equiping us with good knowledge to come in Uganda to see by yourself the orphans, dropout from schools and some of the graduates who cannot find jobs and indeed what to do. Joe I have to tell you that we are in a poor country, most of our people are learned but we don't have enough support.

The service is so helpful to develop Africa so long as you can reach-out to all the country that you have never visited. You can reach them by traveling to the destination where they are and by visiting our local Chairperson LCV Lira, Gulu, Apach and North East, when you agree to travel up country.

If the organisation is willing, you can open an office where most of these children can meet and know more about Advance Africa and they share with the officer concern who may be of value to them and can counsel then on the issues containing how to get this Scholarships to enable them continue with their education. You will be able to talk to them, the problem down there accessing the email is very difficult.

How can Advance Africa be made better to meet the problems of the needy children of Africa?

a. Offering scholarships
b. Offering Jobs etc.

Support is needed for the children from North and North East of Uganda for Educational Forum, which may take you time to find out who they are.

Joe, everything is gona be alright for helping the Youth in Africa the dream has come true for these children, but African Youth to succeed in Education is not very easy because most of all the families in Africa are unable to meet their children's school fees.

I request kindly, that Advance Africa should come out and give support to these children.

Joe be blessed,

Ejang