Gulu

Mm.

He said, "In Gulu." He says, "Okay, let me send you to the fourth division.

Go to the m- hospital there.

Let them do a medical test on you.

President, Muse, I was ...

This boy came to see me a couple of months ago and said he had been tortured, he had been abducted by the director of CMI, the, the, the chief of Defense Intelligence and Security, and his deputy, that is Birungi and Rugumayo, and tortured.

I sent him to Gulu Hospital, uh, the fourth division rather, for medical examination, and he has never come back." The president says, "Really? Okay, I'll find out." Now, he had told the president it is General Salim Saleh and his military assistant, James Ssekojja, Colonel James Ssekojja, who abducted him and tortured him.

So you can see a series of his lies.

It is time for us to move.

God called us to respond to the crisis that was happening in Gulu, northern Uganda after many years of war.

Ravaged the community.

Broken the people.

Saying, Lord, we sense you're calling us.

Show us what we must do.

What we see in Gulu 18 years later is a consequence of a burden in the hearts of our leadership at that time.

That was sucked in prayer.

He said, "No, this is not a mistake.

Your visa is, uh, revoked, and, uh, you have three days or two days to get out." At that time, I was very friendly with the prime minister because he came from Gulu.

Mm-hmm.

He was called Otema Alimadi.

If it's for the nuts, I would not support it.

I don't know if you've been at Ngetazadi, the agricultural farm in in Gulu.

It's an extension of NARO, National Agricultural Research Organization.

They have grown a lot of trees through support and stakeholders.