00:00But if a chance comes, maybe one day, one time, for you to come.
00:04Physically, mobilization is possible.
00:06It can be somewhere.
00:08But the Internet is not evenly distributed.
00:12At one time, it was even abolished and stopped because of politics.
00:17I had no idea.
00:19Wow.
00:20Yes.
00:20So where are you calling me from right now, off of your phone?
00:23Is that correct?
00:23You're not in an Internet cafe or at the university?
00:27Right now, I'm in Kampala town.
00:30I came to Makerere University, then moved to town.
00:34Okay.
00:35Then it is in town where I decided to wait for this important moment to speak to you.
00:42Okay, and I appreciate that.
00:44And your audience should know we worked hard to get here today.
00:48We were rescheduled, we were communicating,
00:50and so we both really, really wanted to connect and share this message to the world.
00:56We worked hard for this.
00:58Yes, so this is where we are now.
01:02Yes.
01:03Our office is out of Kampala.
01:07Oh.
01:08Next time I'll try my level best, at least it could be in the office.
01:13Okay.
01:14Yes, sure.
01:14We organized from the lessons for children.
01:20Yes.
01:20And then where Kalibu School of Mind is located.
01:25Awesome.
01:26Yeah, on our venue.
01:29Right now, I just came from Kampala to pick my transcript of the bachelor's, the master's I didn't complete.
01:39I had to drop out.
01:41And this is now where we are speaking about with you.
01:44I would like to see you on the podium speaking to us.
01:48I would be honored.
01:49Thanks for joining us.
01:49Amen.
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