By Idarus Pajobo

Arua

The Rotaract club of Arua under the project of establishing interact clubs in schools in Arua city with the aim of enhancing learners zeal for studies and community growth visited the students under the interact club of St. Joseph’s College Ombaci with a delegation from the rotary district officials.

Ayiki King Joshua the Assistant District Rotaract Representative urged the boy child to be responsible in all that they to in order to stand for their families.
“The boy child needs to be empowered, we need to be men who stand up for our families, men who stand up for communities, our sisters, our brothers and our mothers. We need to be responsible men in our communities that starts with all of us here, for that reason, I want to thank you all for choosing to become interactors,” Joshua noted.

The District Rotaract Representative (DRR) Emmanuel Lukeera advised the students saying, they should always sacrifice in order to attain success especially reading extra times while at school. “you find out with life after this college that everything good comes with sacrifice, if you are going to become a great interactor, a great student, a great professional, wherever you will go after here, you must know that there is always something great with sacrifice, in that if you want to excel now, sometimes you have to step back and read little more at school.”

In appreciation, Malish Emmanuel the deputy mayor student leader St. Joseph’s College Ombaci says the visit was a learning space for them as students
“we have learnt a lot, their coming here has really blessed us because they have talked a lot which is going to shape our being in school, so being in this club has enables me know how to behave and I now want to thank rotary Arua for being with us,” said Emmanuel

The project of starting up interact clubs in the schools is one highly taken up the young group of Rotaractors with the aim of enhancing social and academic development of learners in order to become useful persons in the community.

COVER PHOTO: The delegation from Rotary District 1 Arua By Idarus Pajobo