"[2/2] I don't aspire to be like anyone in life, I want people to aspire to be like me. I do make music that teaches and guides the people mainly the youth inspired by my life experiences" (Firebase Barracks-Kamwokya, Kampala)

"[1/2] I was doing work as usual, It was around 6pm I remember I was washing a motorcycle when a police pickup pulled over the washing bay. Three policemen jumped off the pickup and charged towards me that's when I realised I was in trouble, I calmly dropped the washing sponge and raised both hands in the air. They screened me, slapped and kicked me before being pushed under the pickup seats- I woke up in a police cell and was taken to court. That's when I learnt that I was allegedly involved in a robbery, I pleaded innocent- So I was remanded for 8 months in Luzira prison as the police searched for evidence"  (Firebase-Kamwokya, Kampala)

"[2/2] After the 8 months in jail I pleaded innocent again and I was let off since there was no evidence to pin me to the allegations. I have lived to learn that being in a slum makes you a potential criminal, I also learnt that not everyone that's locked up in jail is a criminal many of them like myself are wrongfully arrested. The prison time I did taught me to be humble and most of all patient- It is the quietest and most organised place I've been to my whole entire life" (Firebase Barracks-Kamwokya, Kampala)

"[1/2] When I was growing up I had a lot of ideas of what I wanted my life to be, So I was faced with tough decisions. One of them was to leave home and start fending for myself as a man. I have been disappointed and failed countless times. I always got up and smiled more determined because I still have to reach my set goals- Life has to go on" (Firebase Barracks-Kamwokya, Kampala)

"[2/2] The youth and everyone else that's trying to make a living or chasing their ambitions, going through some sort of struggle in life, my advice is that they should always stay hopeful, focused & seek God all the time- That's one of the best advice I've ever got my entire life from my parents" (Firebase Barracks-Kamwokya, Kampala)

"When I was young my dream was to work as a photojournalist for the UN. I lost my only sibling when I was 5 years old. At 8 years I again lost both of my parents to HIV/AIDS. Life wasn't the same anymore. I got locked up in Naguru Remand Home (Juvenile Detention) for 2 months. I became an alcoholic at 12 years. I got involved in church for about a year and I would say Matthew 7:7 had a lot for me. But all in all it's not me it's God. I am just fulfilling my purpose of living which is to help people through my different projects called "Photo 4 Charity" & "Walk Aid" a Non-profit organisation- I am lucky or grateful to have discovered my purpose of living"  (Mutaasa-Kafeero, Kampala)

"When I grow up I want to have lots of beards and a moustache and a big voice just like my dad. I admire him a lot - I can't wait to be an adult"  (Bweyogerere, Wakiso)

"I want to be with my brothers and sisters. I miss them. They went to boarding school now I have to stay home alone when mom goes to work. She wanted to take me to the village but I cried and refused" "Why don't you like staying in the village?" "Because there is giggers and a lot of ghosts in our village. You can't stay up late in the night playing"  (Kirinya-Bweyogerere, Wakiso)

"When I grow up I just want to help people. I want to do give back to the community help the less previleged. You see am part of a dance project. They don't just give us free dance classes. But also teach us how to love and treat each other as a family with discipline despite our different back grounds. They help us discover and support our talents. I remember I used to consider certain things as for only boys, but I learnt that you can do anything if you put your heart to it"  (Wandegeya, Kampala)

"When I grow up I will do whatever it takes, all kind of jobs just to be able to support my family and relatives- I want them to be happy"  (Wandegeya, Kampala)