"I believe the Gulu Walk in London sent a clear message to the rest of the world, that we cannot turn our backs on this generation of Children in Northern Uganda, for these young minds hold the keys to Uganda's destiny. I would urge Ugandans in the Diaspora, to get involved in social actions that help improve the image and life in Uganda, for its Ugandans, and nobody else, that better understand the issues that affect the Pearl of Africa."
Ibrah Bukenya.
Analyst at Wall Street Bank Morgan Stanley.

Raising awareness of the situation in Gulu is critical. It is with sadness that the poor kids' desperation is still only known to a few thousands of people in the world. Every single one of us should show solidarity to the children of Northern Uganda. It saddens me to note that with the extensive leap in communication, there is still little awareness of the attrocities that the children in Gulu are experiencing. As for the Uganda Diaspora out here in the UK, we should be embarrassed following the low turnout of Ugandans at the Gulu walk. How do we pursue change without a united front?
Ntegge "Robba" Robert
Foreign Exchange Analyst/Trader
London UK