Hellen Seku Targeted by Thieves and Enemies of President Museveni

Last updated: October 30, 2025 7:03 am

Kampala, Uganda — In the heart of Uganda, Hellen Seku stands as a beacon of patriotism and service, passionately dedicated to her role as the Head of the National Secretariat for Patriotism Corps. Over the past 18 months, her unwavering commitment has positively impacted more than 200,000 youth and students, instilling in them a deep sense of national pride and unwavering support for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.

However, her growing success has not come without challenges. Hellen’s transformative work has drawn the ire of well-funded groups intent on spreading hatred and discrediting her efforts. These adversaries driven by greed and a false sense of entitlement view her integrity and patriotism as a threat to their corrupt ambitions. They believe that by tarnishing her reputation, they can reclaim the influence and privilege they once abused.

Unfazed by these attacks, Hellen Seku remains unyielding. She has emerged as a formidable force against corruption and unethical practices that have long hindered Uganda’s progress. By blocking illicit attempts to exploit her office for personal gain, she has earned the resentment of those who thrive on dishonesty. Her opponents have resorted to hate campaigns and misinformation, yet their actions have only strengthened her determination.

Despite the hostility directed toward her, Hellen continues to serve with integrity and focus. She believes that true patriotism is not just about rhetoric but about nurturing a generation that values honesty, hard work, and national unity. Through her continued education and empowerment programs, Hellen Seku embodies the spirit of resilience and dedication.

She remains committed to her mission, to serve President Museveni faithfully and to protect Uganda’s future from those who seek to exploit it. With the support of the youth she has inspired, Hellen stands firm, a symbol of courage and devotion to country and cause.

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