Against the backdrop of Lira City, a poignant dialogue unfolds within the hallowed halls of the All Nations Gospel Church. Eng Dr. Michael Moses Odongo Okune, the newly appointed paramount chief of Lango, assumes the role of a modern-day prophet, delivering a message of hope and transformation to a congregation hungry for change.

With an impassioned fervor, Dr. Odongo addresses the congregation, his words echoing with a sense of urgency and purpose. He paints a vivid picture of the poverty that plagues the sub-region, urging his listeners to cast off the shackles of despair and embrace a future of prosperity.

“At the heart of our struggle lies a fundamental truth: poverty is not our destiny,” Dr. Odongo proclaims. “We hold within us the power to change our circumstances, but it requires a collective effort and a willingness to challenge the status quo.”

Drawing from his own experiences and insights, Dr. Odongo outlines a vision for economic empowerment rooted in a paradigm shift in mindset and a commitment to sustainable agricultural practices. He challenges his audience to reframe their understanding of poverty, seeing it not as an insurmountable barrier but as an opportunity for growth and transformation.

As Dr. Odongo’s words resonate throughout the church, a palpable sense of determination fills the air. In that moment, the seeds of change are planted, taking root in the hearts and minds of all who bear witness to his impassioned plea.