Eve Mashoo nag-retweet
I have followed Abdul’s repeated calls for help on Twitter, both direct and indirect, and his situation has weighed heavily on me. In my own small way, I have been supporting him privately.
However, I believe this moment calls for more than individual, quiet efforts. It calls for a coordinated and collective response.
Ugandans on Twitter have consistently demonstrated the power of community, showing up in moments of need with generosity and solidarity. I believe we are capable of doing the same, and even more, in this case.
I do not think we should wait until it is too late and then gather to express condolences, when we have the opportunity now to make a meaningful, life-saving difference.
@abdussekalala is in urgent need of a liver transplant. This is a critical situation, and one that I believe we can collectively respond to with intention and compassion.
I am therefore proposing the establishment of a structured fundraising campaign to support his treatment.
At the same time, it is important to acknowledge that public fundraising requires trust and accountability. To uphold the integrity of this effort and give confidence to all those willing to contribute, I propose that the funds be managed by a credible, mutually agreed-upon third party or a small accountability team, rather than the patient himself. This approach not only ensures transparency, but also relieves Abdul of additional pressure during an already difficult time.
I respectfully call upon everyone to contribute in whatever way they can and to help amplify this effort.
A life is at stake, and together, we have the ability to make a difference.
@AAgather @KwikirizaNova @GabrielBuule @SpireJim
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