Hon Akello Victor Helps Flood Victims: Bringing Hope to Nyongonga Primary

 Hon Akello Victor Helps Flood Victims: Bringing Hope to Nyongonga Primary

Hon Akello Victor recently went to Nyongonga Primary School to help people hit by floods. He gave them maize to eat and said he'd find a way to stop floods for good.

Many families lost their homes in the floods. It was sad to see. But when Hon Akello Victor came, it made people feel better. Giving out maize meant no one went hungry that day.

What's even better is that he promised to fix the problem so floods won't happen again. That's really nice because it shows he cares about us and wants to help.

When bad things happen, it's good to have leaders like Hon Akello Victor around. He makes us feel like we're not alone and that things will get better.

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