Raising Leaders in our Homes
By Dickson Tumuramye When our son was in kindergarten, he told us that he was a class monitor of the middle class, and before the end of the year; he made himself a head boy of their nursery section. When he was in P.1, he made himself a president in our home. During the 2021 general presidential elections in Uganda, his young brother contested that there must be a change of government because his brother had overstayed in power. They took long to agree because he claimed he was the firstborn and by default a president and an heir. We later agreed amicably that they keep rotating after five years unless one doesn’t perform to the expectation of others and that’s how the Tumuramye government started. We now have a president, vice president, and their sister the prime minister. Since 2021, there is a lot of good leadership in our house. The president gives us a weekly program. Some things are routine but at least there must be a unique activity. Since the first lockdown, we started