"I'm grateful for God. He's taken us through a lot with my child. What started as a minor illness suddenly got worse and he developed a huge swelling on the tummy. Some people started saying it was witch craft, I never listened I am a believer I prayed about it. We went to the doctor, he was diagonised with a cancerous tumor I was teriffied. I'm glad he can smile and play today-He's name is Emmanuel"  (Makerere, Kampala)

"I was part of a gang of kids that vandalised parked cars in Kampala, but then one night two of my friends went out for business as usual. They were shot at and never made it back- Today I can only find sleep during day, I think am haunted. If you ever find me asleep at night then you can be sure am high" "What is your biggest regret?" "I should have been with them it would not have turned out that way"  (Centenary park, Kampala)

"Every parent wants the best for their child, No parent wants to see their only son suffer. He's birth was the happiest moment of my life, Finally I had a son. I did not know he's adulthood would put me through this much pain financially and emotionally- Right now all I want for my son is to get cured from cancer" (Makerere, Kampala)

"With my job you always have to sound like you're really happy even though deep inside you're actually sad or not in a good mood. I get to talk to people from all walks of life and I listen to music 24 hours a day. At the moment I'm trying to balance my life and work. Like give 100% to work and 100% to my family and friends - It's a bit tricky" "If you had the attention of whole the world for 5 seconds. What advice would you give them?" "Do what you love!"  (Makerere, Kampala) 

"I'm trying to change the society I live in, I'm working with the kids on the street by helping them realise their talents" "What is your biggest struggle?" "It's the dreadlocks on my head, some people do understand that it's just a hair style then the rest who are still in the past like my family can't even stand seeing me with this head gear they think rasta men are thugs, do drugs- I am not even a rastafarian, its a big tribe that I don't belong to. I just have dreadlocks on my head and that's my similarity with them"  (Makerere, Kampala)

"I want to be a pilot and my mom told me to study hard" "What is the hardest thing about being a pilot?" "Planes crashing and disappearing just like that without a trace, it scares me. The other thing is you always have to be clear minded, you don't have to be stressed or else you might end up crashing the plane killing the passengers on board- unlike cars there's no traffic jam in the sky"  (Makerere, Kampala)

"I just sat my Primary Leaving Examinations, When I excel I want to become a doctor. I remember I was very ill and doctors treated me till I got well - So I want to return the favour to other cancer patients" (Makerere, Kampala)

"I wish I could just see my parents for a few minutes that would be enough. I stay with my uncle. I don't know my parents but he tells me they're still alive. Then I ask myself why they wouldn't want to live with me, why they left me all alone to suffer and why can't he show them to me" "Who pays your school fees?" "Myself! "I'm a taxi conductor. I work on Saturdays and Sundays by Monday am so exhausted so I stay home till Tuesday- All my uncle provides is shelter the rest is up to me"  (Namboole, Wakiso)

"I want to be a school teacher when I grow up"  (Bombo, Luweero)

"A playful artist is a creative artist and a creative artist is a playful artist"  (Makerere, Kampala)