King Oyo visited Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU)

The young monarch was the guest of honor at the launch of the Impact Forge Program, a mentorship initiative empowering youth-led organizations with guidance, resources, and capacity-building.

The visit was organized under the leadership of RAHU Founder and Team Leader, Humphrey Nabimanya, and drew an impressive guest list that reflected the partnership’s broad appeal. Attendees included leaders from the Tooro Kingdom—among them the Prime Minister of Tooro, Rt. Hon. Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire, ministers from the kingdom, and Princess Ruth Nsemere Komuntale. Civil society leaders, representatives from the Rotary Club, musicians such as Geosteady and Eddie Kenzo, and several political and cultural figures also graced the occasion.

What did King Oyo say about his plans for young people?

In his keynote address, King Oyo emphasized the central role of young people in shaping Uganda’s future. “I have placed young people at the centre of my 2025 agenda,” he declared, reaffirming his kingdom’s support for programs like Right Here Right Now (RHRN) and other initiatives that amplify youth voices.

The King also highlighted the significance of the day: “Today, we launch the Impact Forge Program that will support young people in Uganda with innovation and mentorship. Culture is not static, it is dynamic and constantly changing. May this day mark the beginning of a long-lasting partnership that supports youth to unlock their full potential.”