What I Would Like to Change in My Country

Entry 34  What I Would Like to Change in My Country

Student: Nakito Immaculate Bondira    Language: English    Country: Uganda
School / Organization: Shalom Junior Primary    Grade: —    Word count: 393

My name is Nakito Immaculate Bondira.

I am a female Ugandan from Uganda. It is called the pearl of Africa led by H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. I love my dearest country, because I enjoy my freedom in my country.

What I would like to change in my country is poor roads. Poor roads should be constructed to prevent road accidents and to ease traffic officers work on the road and to enable farmers transport their goods well without road accident and with cheaper prices and next what I would like, is the government to construct tarmac roads only in my country so that it could reduce road accidents in my country.

And when better roads are constructed, we get tourists who want to tour in my country because of better roads that cannot cause accidents.

Secondly, what I would like to change in my is about poor schools. Schools should be improved because people who treat us/teach us and who make furniture are taught in schools.

And that's to say doctors, nurses get knowledge about how to treat people and teachers who teach us other jobs come from schools. I would advise my country to build better schools that are affordable for every parent in my country.

Thirdly, what I would like to change in my country is about peace. I would like all Ugandans to live in peace with one another and the neighbouring districts and countries.

And without fighting each other. And when there is peace children go to school and parents can work happily while working knowing their working upon their children's future and peace enables my country to form friends with other countries that enables my country to get easy access to the sea because of the friends formed due to peace.

And I advise my country to continue with peace.

That's my country I dream of and I want to be part of building my country through teaching other people in my country how to care for the resources in my country and teaching other people new skills to enable my country develop. I love my country so much. And I pray to the Almighty God to get good friends from America, Kenya and many other countries. I pray to the Almighty God to protect my parents, our president and the people living in my country.