Lira, Uganda – Walter Ojok, a veteran journalist at Unity FM Lira and the area councilor for Boke Ward in Lira City East Division, has urged fellow leaders and professionals to prioritize further studies as a pathway to effective leadership and personal growth.
According to Ojok, continuous learning is key to enhancing decision-making, leadership capabilities and community service.
His advice comes as he prepares to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from All Saint’s University Lango on February 21, 2025.
Ojok emphasized that education not only broadens perspectives but also equips leaders with the knowledge needed to address evolving societal challenges.
He encouraged colleagues in political and media circles to embrace lifelong learning, highlighting how academic advancement can strengthen professional performance and public service.
Ojok’s educational journey began at Boke Primary School, continued through Almond College Lira for O-level and Adwari Secondary School for A-level.
Despite his demanding roles in politics and journalism, he successfully balanced work and academics, demonstrating resilience and a strong commitment to personal development.
Born to Mr. Apere Tom Joel and Mrs. Joan Apere, Ojok has built a reputation as a dedicated public servant and media professional.
His career in journalism has given a platform to critical community issues, while his role as a councilor has seen him champion initiatives aimed at improving the lives of residents in Boke Ward.
Ojok’s academic achievement inspires young people, leaders and professionals across Lira City and beyond.
His graduation highlights the value of perseverance and education. Ojok is dedicated to using his knowledge to positively impact his community.
