Hon. Oshino Empowers Ghetto Youth in Arua City, Promotes Education and Hope

Arua City, Uganda — In a powerful display of commitment to uplifting the marginalized, Hon. Oshino, the Councillor for Bazzar Ward, in-charge of Social Services and Security at the Arua City Council, and also the head of the Arua City Boxing Club, has led a remarkable initiative to support the children from the ghetto in Arua City by helping them access education.

Through his efforts, a total of 117 children have joined vocational schools, 17 are now attending primary school, and 15 are enrolled in secondary schools. This initiative aims to break the cycle of poverty and give these young people the tools they need for a brighter future.

In his recent speech, Hon. Oshino captured the essence of his mission with powerful words:

 "In the ghetto, we may be broke, but our spirits are rich with hope and determination. From the concrete jungle to the halls of power, the ghetto breeds leaders who refuse to be silenced."

He further reflected on the true essence of giving and leadership: 

"What motivates someone who's wealthy to go out and work in the ghetto with those who are poor? What motivates one who has perfect health to go and work with the sick? If you understand, then you understand the root and cause of all existence."

Hon. Oshino's remarks emphasize the importance of addressing the root causes of crime and poverty. 

"You can't fight crime by running away from the ghetto. You can fight crime sustainably by sensitizing and regrouping the ghetto," he said.

As the City Council's head of Social Services and Security, Hon. Oshino is uniquely positioned to make a lasting impact on his community. His efforts are not only helping provide educational opportunities but also creating a safer and more hopeful environment for the youth of Arua.

The efforts of Hon. Oshino are making a significant impact on the lives of many young people in Arua, giving them the opportunity to dream bigger and pursue their education in environments that were once inaccessible to them. His vision of community empowerment is inspiring change and igniting hope in the hearts of many.