Okidi Patrick, Dokolo – Dokolo woman MP hopeful for 2026, Dr. Anna Grace Lalam, has emphasized that “No School Dropout Should be Ignored” if the level of education for both girls and boys is to be improved in Uganda, particularly in Dokolo district.
Dr. Lalam, the compassionate Dokolo Women Representative (2026-2031), has urged the community to prioritize inclusive education, ensuring that no school dropout is left behind. She emphasized that every individual deserves a second chance and support to overcome their challenges.
Dr. Lalam Annah Grace Atine stressed that dropping out of school doesn’t define a person’s worth or potential. She encouraged parents, teachers, and leaders to work together to identify and assist those who have dropped out, providing them with alternative education pathways and skill development opportunities.
Lalam said she is looking forward to helping the underprivileged and the needy in the future.
Lalam was addressing the media from Dokolo on Friday in an exclusive interview on her opinion towards child mothers, girls’ education, and school dropout rates in Dokolo district. In a related development, Dr. Annah Grace Lalam said that during the recent Dokolo by-election campaign, she donated over 500,000 UGX to out-of-school girls who had turned to street life. She urged parents not to lose hope in girl child education.
Lalam is making a rapid comeback to appear on the ballot under the NRM party in the 2026 general election.
