Nsembe Dauda

Yours is truly a testimony of God's divine intervention, Dr. Lacwech Omiya, a name that means “God has given me.” I vividly remember my childhood days in Alel Primary School, Kitgum Matidi you were just a baby and your hard working father was a teacher under my father, #LangoyaAbrahamNicholas who was posted there as the first Headteacher of the government school, Alel Primary Kitgum Matidi, it had 2 big grass thatched huts and a single 2 class rooms blocks house. Those were difficult times and people were not interested in studying. I could also remember Dad moving in the community looking for children & advising parents to kindly send their kids to school. The LRA insurgency often forced us to seek refuge in the bush daily, yet your community generously gave us land to farm, settle and live with dignity especially your loving humble family (Mum & Dad). Tell them I love tbem so much. I can still picture those beautiful childhood moments: Dad riding his famous Roadmaster bicycle, while I rode my Raleigh to Alel, Kidgum Matidi, 21miles away from Kitgum District passing through dangerous LRA spots like Abilgiri, sloping there at terific descend with only brake cobtrol, I began my education at Alel Primary School and later briefly attended Lumule Primary School following Dad's transfer. Looking back at that history, your scholarship to study Medicine was nothing short of God-sent. It is a powerful reminder that even in the most difficult circumstances, God is quietly writing extraordinary stories through ordinary lives and through the God hearts your Dad & Mum crafted long before you were a grown up boy. May you never forget where you came from, the people who made sacrifices along the way, and the God who opened the doors. Above all, give Him the glory. 🙏 Glory to God "In Dad's voice." I knew he made this possible. For me that guy is a Saint, my Dear Scar in Heaven. ✍️✍️🥳🥳🥰🥰 – at Kampala, Uganda