From Left: Dr. Ekure John, Capt. Mike Mukula, Proffesor Omaswa , ED NEMA Akankwatsa Barirega
KAMPALA: Dr. John Ekure, the director of Kumi Orthopedic Centre has on 16th February 2024 launched his new book titled “Changing our World”.
The ceremony which took place at Hotel Africana in Kampala was graced by different dignitaries from the Government, Health sector, Private sector and friends of Dr. Ekure.
The newly launched book has three main pillars, and these include The Mindset Change, Productivity, and Human skills.
Speaking during the colorful event, Dr. John Ekure, the author of the book said that the three main pillars in the book are so critical in changing the economic status of the people.
He noted that with the growing population of young people in Uganda, Africa and world at large, issues like mindset change shouldn’t be ignored.
Capt. Mike Mukula who represented the speaker of Parliament Annet Anita Among at the launch commended Dr. Ekure coming up with such a brilliant idea of writing this book.
” It is important that we write books, and I would like to thank Dr. Ekure John for having deepen the analysis to contextualize it and narrow it with challenges we face in society today”. Mukulu said.
“If we don’t concentrate on addressing the mindset change with this kind of young growing population we are having in Uganda where 80% is bellow 30 years, Uganda and Africa at large will have a lost generation. Therefore, this book is a resource of what Africa continent needs”. He added.
”The nature of our education standards and the quality of the curriculum we have, and the competition for life in terms of existence, the society is coming up with many challenges. These challenges are what determines and drivers the Paradine in this book”. He spoke.
” If the world is to change, we now need to examine the five major areas that have changed the world and these includes scientific revolution, civilization, industrialization and ICT revolution’. He noted.
Proceeds from the book launch was geared at raising funds for the Elizabeth Opola Foundation which is to sponsor unprivileged youth with education and also environment conservation causes.
