Fishermen in Uganda have nothing in their lives to appretiate more than those who invented the Orgonite which has diversified their fishing economy. More much money is owing in and more fishermen are stepping into the fishing industry because of much catch which attracts a very high income to the fishermen. All these are because of the much Orgonite put in the lake, which has promoted the growth of much fish food.
Jane
Jane, thanks very much for that update. I understand that your recent contributions to the fishing industry have taken those people to the present level, which I gather includes selling orgonite to them by now.
I wonder if this has naturally followed the ‘seeding’ that some of us did in Lake Victoria along Uganda’s shores in 2004 and 2005. George Ritschl, Doc Kayiwa and I tossed orgonite into the lake and the Nile in 04 but a larger effort was made by Dr Batiibwe and his associate, Mr Kizira later that year and in the following year on at least two occasions when they rented a boat. On the second trip they also took orgonite to fishermen on the Ssese Islands, some distance from the lake’s shore.
A memorable meal for Doc Batiibwe and me included sun-dried tilapia in a cafe in the town of Mbale–a little reward for our orgonite-tossing efforts in the warzone to the north, including Gulu and Lire. I do miss East African food.
~Don
Hallow Jane Ngugi,
Your effort as you described really motivated me till i developed a desire of joining you there very soon .Recently when i went to Kisumu i met some merchants from Uganda they were fish traders,through our interaction i come to realized that they were traders from Uganda.They told me that fishing industry in Uganda have now improved in a higher rate,that the rate the fisherman now could catch as three times a before,to me i realized that it was because of the orgonite that you have tossed in the lake water.I would only wish you to keep it up for the product of your work there is visible.
Me i also have in mind of joining you there after finishing up all my assignment that i have now in Moshi Tanzania and in Congo then i hope i will likely join you in that project.
Chris
Hi Doncroft and Chris
Thanks for the message,anyway the work is still much but i believe i will manage through the effort of other team mates like Mrs O Dancan Chris among others.For sure my presence there has really motivated and really improved the fishing industry in Uganda and i still expect a lot changes
I will keep on to updating you for any improvement
Jane Ngugi
