Get Ready for 2026: Why Museveni’s Manifesto Needs to Include the ONC’s Empowerment Scheme (According to Lukanga Samuel)

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Throwing Money at Problems

Have you ever noticed how people always seem to think that throwing money at a problem will make it go away? It’s like they believe that a wad of cash has magical powers to solve all of life’s challenges. Well, as the head of capacity at the West Africa Civil Society Institute, Charles Kojo Vandyck once reflected, I too have observed that ‘throwing money at a social challenge’ hardly ever leads to a sustainable solution.

Take Emyooga, PDM, and other poverty alleviation schemes mentioned in Museveni’s 2021 manifesto, for example. These initiatives may have good intentions, but simply doling out money without a proper plan in place is like putting a Band-Aid on a gaping wound. Sure, it might provide temporary relief, but it won’t address the underlying issues that perpetuate poverty and inequality.

Looking Ahead to 2026

As we look ahead to the future, it’s essential to rethink our approach to empowerment schemes. Instead of focusing solely on financial assistance, we should also emphasize skill-building, education, and sustainable development. Only by addressing the root causes of poverty can we truly make a lasting impact on our society.

How This Will Affect Me?

As an individual, this shift in mindset towards more holistic empowerment schemes means that I may have access to better resources and opportunities for personal growth. By investing in my skills and education, I can not only improve my own life but also contribute to building a more prosperous and equitable community.

How This Will Affect the World?

On a global scale, adopting a more comprehensive approach to poverty alleviation will have far-reaching effects. By empowering individuals and communities to thrive independently, we can create a more stable and prosperous world for everyone. Through collaboration and sustainable development, we can work towards a future where poverty is a thing of the past.

In Conclusion

As we move towards 2026, let’s make sure that ONC’s empowerment scheme and similar initiatives are an integral part of our societal development. By prioritizing education, skill-building, and sustainable growth, we can build a brighter future for all.

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