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“The Rotary Wheel”THE ROTARY CLUB OF KAMPALA - CLUB NO. 17287

Vol. 4 Issue 38, 16th April, 2015

Since May 20th 1957, District 9211, R.I Zone 20A RCKLA Rotary Club of Kampala Web: www.rotarykampala.org

Theme 2014- 2015 “Light Up Rotary” Magazine Month

President’s Message

Dear Rotarians and friends of Rotary,

Rotary attendance

Rotary is a participatory organiza-tion which highly values regular attendance. Being present at the weekly meetings is considered a vital part of the operation and success of a strong and active Rotary Club. For this reason, be-ing present at our Club’s meet-ings is one of the basic obligations a member accepts upon joining Rotary. Although attendance re-flects your availability and desire to serve, there may be times when business pressures may make nor-mal attendance difficult. Any time that you truly cannot stay for an entire meeting, you can still receive credit for that meeting if

you’re present until at least 1:30pm.

Over the last few months, some of our members(refer to the Statistics in the Namuziga today) have missed many fellowships. It becomes increasingly difficult to contribute if you are consistently missing fellowships.

On that note we shall not hesitate to terminate mem-bership for all those who will fall below 50% attendance plus makeups at the end of this month.

Rotary Hospital.

Join me in thanking the construction committee com-prised of myself, Rtn Gabriel Hatega, Henry Ssentoogo, Rosemary Mutyabule, James Serogo, Andrew Ntege-ka, Fredrick Kamya, Edward Kaddumukasa, Stephen Lwanga and George Kaseddemukasa that accepted to continue serving for the next two years. This will inevi-tably ensure continuity and it’s an assurance that the momentum we started with will be maintained hence proper completion and running of the Rotary Hospital.

I have no better way to thank Rtn PP Henry Ssentoogo for accepting to continue hosting all committee meet-ings and providing all the refreshments at his office for the next two years.

We are now at the finishing stage of our OPD and I wish to take this opportunity to invite the whole club, other Rotarians and friends to visit our Hospital project on 30th April 2015 at 2:30pm. This will be the last visit this Rotary year, so please try not to miss.

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The 4 way test

1. Is it the truth?2. Is it fair to all concerned?3. Will it build goodwill and better friendship?4. Will it be benefitial to all concerned?

The Grace

For what we have recieved and are about to recieve, may God make us truly thankful and ever mindful of the needs of others.Amen.

The Object of Rotary

The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enter-prise and in particular to encourage and foster:

First:The development of acquaintance as an

opportunity for service

Second:High ethical standards in business and professions,

the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society.

Third:The application of the ideal of service in each

Rotarian’s personal, busines and community life.

Fourth:The advancement of international understanding,

goodwill and peace througha world fellowship of business and professional

persons united in the ideal of service

Call Fellowship to orderHosting of both National & RI flags: National Anthem

Grace: Rtn. Rhona Serwadda

Loyal toast: Rtn. Jotham Musinguzi

4 Way Test: Rtn. David Twahirwa

Object of Rotary: Rtn. Gabriel Hatega

Apologies:

Ambassadorial Reports:

Speaker: Mr. Newton Buteraba

Topic: Information Securiy

Vote of Thanks: Rtn. David Kasingwire

Sergeant at Arms: Rtn. Rugamba Henry

Club Song:

Final Toast: Rtn. Rashid Musisi

Welcoming Guests and Registration:

Rtn. Lucy Muramuzi Kagoro

Buddy Group in charge of Fellowship:PP PP NSUBUGA - Leader: Rtn. Jalia Kikomeko

Club President:David Kasingwire

Email: david.kasingwire@dakscouriers.comTel: 0793 327 147

Secretary:Nakayima Flavia Miiro

Email: flatmiiro@gmail.comTel: 0772 506 386

Club Treasurer:Rosemary Mutyabule

Email: rosemuty@gmail.comTel: 0757 515 290

Club AnthemWe the Rotary Club of KampalaLet us join our handsAnd raise one banner togetherWe shall all reach our goalsWe pay homage to our culturesThoughts,deeds, unite us alllet us ever toil in unityGracious Lord, We thank you

Composed byPP James Galabuzi Mukasa

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MUKONOROTARY HOSPITAL PROJECT

Where we are today with Our Hospital.

MUKONO HOSPITAL PAYMENT UPDATERC KAMPALA MEMBERS’ CASH CONTRIBUTIONS AS AT 9TH APRIL 2015

George K. Mukasa 1,000,000 James Sebugenyi 1,000,000 Khiddu Makubuya 1,000,000 Rev. David Ssekabira 1,000,000 Jackie Ayuya 1,000,000 Johnson Kwesigabo 1,000,000 Shem Nagenda 1,000,000 Sam Owori (Trustee) 1,000,000 James Serugo 900,000 Harriet Muwanga 500,000 Herbert Kakiiza 500,000 Sheena N. Ntege 500,000 Ethan Musolini 500,000 Lucy Muramuzi 500,000 Chris Mudoola 500,000 Christine Kasoma 500,000 Sam Nsubuga 300,000 Phiona Barungi 200,000 Flavia Nakayima 200,000 Diana Ninsima 200,000 Godfrey Kakembo 200,000 Jeniffer Nantongo 200,000 Rashid Musisi 200,000 Edward Bakojja 100,000 Doris Mitti 100,000 Silvester Agwaru 100,000 Sharifa Yahya 100,000

SUB-TOTAL 195,341,800/=

Henry Ssentoogo 25,000,000 Emmanuel T. Mutebile 20,000,000 David Kasingwire 20,000,000 May Kwesiga 10,255,000 David Twahirwa 10,250,000 Edward K.Mukasa 10,000,000 Elly Karuhanga 10,000,000 Andrew Ntegeka 10,000,000 Stephen Lwanga 10,000,000 Joseph Tinka 10,000,000 Fredrick Kamya 7,000,000 Stephen Musisi 4,500,000 Alfred Okot Okidi 4,500,000 Frank Nyanzi 4,000,000 Jim Muhwezi 3,000,000 Rosemary Mutyabule 3,000,000 Gabriel Hatega 3,000,000 Esther Owor 3,000,000 Enid Nambuya 2,000,000 James R.Tugume 2,000,000 Christine M. Kimbowa 2,000,000 Phenny Birungi 2,000,000 Patricia Basaza Waswa 1,250,000 Robinah Namusisi 1,142,000 Jotham Musinguzi 1,144,800 Martin Ogang 1,000,000 Francis Gimara 1,000,000

MEMBERS Attendance out of 32 fellowships* Personal % RTN Andrew Ntegeka 32 100RTN Samuel F Owori 32 100RTN PhionaBarungi 32 100RTN Edward Kaddumukasa 32 100RTN Doris MittiKimuli 32 100RTN Robert Mutaawe 32 100RTN Stephen Musisi 32 100RTN Sheena Namitala Ntege 32 100RTN Jimmy Serugo 32 100RTN Fredrick Kamya 32 100RTN Flavia Nakayima Miiro 32 100RTN Enid Nambuya 32 100RTN James Galabuzi 32 100RTN Herbert Kakiiza 32 100RTN David Kasingwire 32 100RTN Rosemary Mutyabule 32 100RTN Henry Rugamba 32 100RTN Joseph Tinkamanyire 32 100RTN Daisy Sarah Wanyana 32 100RTN Solomon Oketcho 2 100Inducted 19 MarchRTN Rev. David Ssekabira 30 94RTN Harriet Robinah Muwanga 29 91RTN Godfrey Kakembo 29 91RTN Alfred OkotOkidi 27 84RTN Henry Ssentoogo 27 84RTN Samantha Mwesigye 27 84RTN Stephen Lwanga 27 84RTN Gabriel Hatega 27 84RTN KiraboJacent 26 81RTN Herbert Kasiita 26 81RTN Diana Ninsiima Kibuuka 26 81RTN Edward Kiddu Makubuya 26 81RTN Martin Ogang 26 81RTN SilvesterAgwaru 26 81RTN George Kasedde- Mukasa 26 81RTN Esther Owor 25 78

Members’ Attendance from 1st July 2014- 31st March,2015

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RTN Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile 25 78RTN YahyaSharifa 25 78RTN Chris Mudoola 25 78RTN Frank Nyanzi 24 75RTN Sam Nsubuga 24 75RTN Edward Bakojja 23 72RTN Ethan Musolini 23 72RTN Jackie Ayuya Mukasa 22 69RTN Stephen Semuga 22 69RTN Hope Waira 22 69RTN Christine Kasoma 21 66RTN SheilaKiconcoSsekimpi 21 66RTN Teddy Owor-Okot 21 66RTN PhennyBirungi 21 66RTN Ronnie Kayongo 21 66RTN Michael kango 21 66RTN Shem Nnaggenda 21 66RTN Lucy Muramuzi Kagoro 21 66RTN Jalia Kikomeko 20 63RTN David Twahirwa 20 63RTN Ida May Kwesiga 19 59RTN Christine Magala Kimbowa 19 59RTN Jane Nantongo Wabwire 19 59RTN Godfrey Nsubuga 18 56RTN John T Kakitaahi 17 53RTN James Rugasira Tugume 16 50RTN Geoffrey Ayebare 16 50RTN Agnes Apea Inducted 19 March 1 50RTN Francis Gimara 14 44RTN Marriate Kalibala 13 41RTN Aidah Kinalwa 13 41RTN Rhona Serwadda 13 41RTN Patricia Basaza Wasswa 12 38RTN Elly Karuhanga 10 31RTN James Ssebugenyi Mukasa 10 31RTN John Walugembe 10 31RTN Johnson Kwesigabo 9 28RTN Alice Namuli 6 19RTN Robert Rutagi Re-admitted Nov 6 32RTN Rashid Musisi 6 19RTN Jotham Musinguzi 4 13RTN Jim Katuguku Muhwezi 2 6

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About the Guest SpeakerMr. Newton ButerabaPROFILE

Lecturer of Data Encryption to Masters Students Majoring in Computer Security at Makerere University.

International Consultant / Specialist on the SALESFORCE information system.

Entrepreneurship Trainer of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise owners at Enterprise Uganda.

MSc Information Security graduate University of London with a distinction. Bachelor of Statistics-Computing option - Makerere University Kampala.

Oracle Database Administration Certified professional - APTECH.

ISO 27001 Information Security Management Systems Certified Lead Implementer and Auditor

WORK HISTORY October 2013 - Present Operations

Management System (OMS) Specialist, Enterprise Uganda/YBI- London/UKAID

Work with the Team in London and San Francisco to maintain one of the world’s largest information systems supporting over 40 countries in the YBI Network and funded by the UK Government’s Department for International Development (DFID).

October 2013 – Entrepreneurship Trainer at Enterprise Uganda.

August 2012 – October 2012 ISO 27001 Consultant J.S Security Co. Ltd UK

June 2006 – May 2011 Head of Information Systems Design: PIAT Technologies Limited, Uganda.

EDUCATION 2011-2012 MSc Information Security University of London.

2008-2010 Oracle Database 9i/10g Certified Professional Aptech Computer Education, Uganda

Bachelor of Statistics (computing option) Makerere University Kampala, Uganda

To some individuals, the rules regard-ing attendance may seem rigid. Keep in mind, however, that when you joined Rotary, you made a commitment to the principle of regular attendance. For a Ro-tarian to miss four consecutive meetings, or disregard the other attendance re-quirements, is tantamount to the submis-sion of one’s resignation from the Club. When a Club terminates a member for non-attendance, it is simply an accep-tance of a resignation - not a punitive action by the Club’s officers.

Get In The Habit Because it is your responsibility, as a Rotar-ian, to attend weekly meetings, it is sug-gested that you make Thursday lunches “off limits” for other commitments. All Rotar-ians know the consequences of non-atten-dance, so it clearly becomes a conscious decision by a Rotarian to withdraw from the Club when he or she fails to fulfill the at-tendance requirements.

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Termination vs. Resignation

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Name Attendance Agwaru Silvester 4/8 50.00% Ahimbisibwe Robert 4/8 50.00% Ayebare Geoffrey 7/8 87.50%

Bakojja Ed-ward 4/8 50.00%Barungi Phio-nah 8/8 100.00% Basaza Was-swa Patricia* 5/8 62.50% Birungi Phenny 4/8 50.00%Flavia Flat* 4/7

57.14%Galabuzi James 6/8 75.00%Gimara, Francis 2/8 25.00%Hatega Gabriel 8/8 100.00% Jjingo Micheal 4/8 50.00% Kaddumukasa, Edward 8/8 100.00% Kakembo Godfrey 7/8 87.50%Kakiiza Herbert* 5/8 62.50%Kakitahi John 3/8 37.50%Kalibbala Mariatte 3/8 37.50%Kamya Fredrick 7/8 87.50%Karuhanga Elly 2/8 25.00%Kasede Mukasa George 7/8 87.50%Kasiita Herbert* 4/7 57.14%Kasingwire David 8/8 100.00% Kasoma TINAH 6/8 75.00%Kayongo Ronnie 5/8 62.50%Khiddu Makubuya Edward 5/8 62.50%Kibuuka Diana 8/8 100.00% Kikomeko Jalia 4/8 50.00%Kimbowa Nalongo 6/8 75.00%Kirabo Jacent 6/8 75.00%Kwesiga May 5/8 62.50%

Kwesigabo Johnson 0/8 0.00%Lwanga K Stephen 7/8 87.50%Mavumirizi Kinalwa Aidah* 2/7 28.57%Mitti Kimuli Doris 6/8 75.00%Mudoola Christopher 5/8 62.50%Muhwezi Katugugu Jim 0/8 0.00%Mukasa Jackie 5/8 62.50%Muramuzi Kagoro Lucy 7/8 87.50%Musinguzi Jotham 2/8 25.00%Musisi Stephen 7/8 87.50% Musisi Rashid 1/8 12.50%Musolini Ethan 4/8 50.00%Mutaawe Matovu Robert 8/8 100.00%Mutyabule Rosemary 8/8 100.00% Muwanga Harriet Robinah 7/8 87.50% Mwesigye Samantha 6/8 75.00% Nambuya Enid 8/8 100.00%Namitala Ntege Sheena 7/8 87.50% Namuli Alice 2/8 25.00% Nantongo Wabwire Jane* 1/7 14.29% Nnaggenda Shem 4/8 50.00% Nsubuga Godfrey 3/8 37.50% Nsubuga Samuel Herbert 2/8 25.00% Ntegeka Andrew 7/8 87.50% Nyanzi Frank 3/8 37.50% Ogang Martin* 4/7 57.14% Okot-Okidi Ayole 4/8 50.00% Owor Esther 6/8 75.00% Owori Samuel F. 3/8 37.50% Owor-Okot Teddy 5/8 62.50% Rugamba Henry 6/8 75.00% Semuga Stephen 5/8 62.50% Serugo James 7/8 87.50% Ssebugenyi Mukasa James 2/8 25.00% Ssekabira David 4/8 50.00% Ssekimpi Sheila 5/8 62.50% Ssentoogo Henry 7/8 87.50% Sserwadda Rhona 2/8 25.00% Tinkamanyire Joseph 6/8 75.00% Tugume Rugasira James 5/8 62.50%

ROTARY CLUB OF KAMPALA - CURRENT YEAR ATTENDANCE(07/2014 to 27-08-2014)M e e t t h e

I n d u c t e e s !Agnes Atim Apea

PhD | De-v e l o p -ment Con-sultant

Agnes is a development consul-tant, farmer and politician. She is a founder and MD of a Hope De-

velopment Initiative (HDI) which is a so-cial enterprise that uses a business model for rural transformation and poverty alle-viation in post-conflict situations. The or-ganization has over 5,000 women famers in Amolatar district engaged in farming as a business. It focuses on production, agro-processing, value addition and trade in rice and cassava products as well as research and development. Ag-nes believes that investing in agriculture does not only have economic, social and political benefit for a country but it unlocks leadership, citizenship and entre-preneurial potential of millions of the rural populations.

Agnes worked in policy, research and

program development in national and international development agencies in Sub-Saharan Africa for over 15 years. She has done several gender and develop-ment consultancies with United Nations, Commonwealth and international NGOs in Africa and Asia. She is a guest lecturer at Acadia University Canada. She holds a PhD in International Development from University of Reading UK and Masters in Development Studies from Uganda Mar-tyrs University in Uganda. She is a recipient of Uganda Women Entrepreneurs Honor-ary Award 2014, International Home Based Care Award 2012, Columbia University NY Human Rights Advocacy Award 2010 and the University of Reading UK Social Sci-

Solomon Osewe Oketcho

Solomon was born on June 3, 1962.in Katandi Village, West Budama County, Tororo District –Uganda.

He is Married.

WORKJanuary 2011 - Appointed -Director HR, with overall responsibility for formulating Human Resource Strategy, policy, proce-dures and systems, HR operations to sup-port the strategic objectives of the Bank.

APRIL IS ROTARY M A G A Z I N E M O N T HApril is Rotary Magazine Month. This is a time when Rotarians are asked to consider the use of the written word to promote Ro-

tary. This includes encouraging the distribution of Rotary’s magazine “The Rotar-ian.”

The RI Board of Directors has desig-nated April of every year as Magazine Month. It is a time to recog-nize the role

that our Rotary publications play in our Rotary lives – and the role that we should play in our publications.For the magazines to live up to Paul Harris’ original vision, it takes more than just an editorial staff: It also takes the good work of Rotarians. I always feel that the best part of reading any Rotary publication is the opportunity to find out what other clubs are doing. Each issue, each article, is a chance to be informed and inspired.

In an era when electronic communication seems to be everywhere, the role of the paper-and-ink magazine is still

important to our organization. Rotary magazines provide us with an overview of what’s happening in different clubs and districts as well as important news and updates from RI headquarters.Even the many Rotarians who regularly visit www.rotary.org will find something new in every issue.

The Rotary World Magazine Press consists of 32 magazines from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe that inform, inspire, and entertain in 23 languages. In addition to The Rotarian, Rotary’s English-language flagship publication, it offers magazines such as Vida Rotaria (Argen-tina), Rotary in Bulgaria, and The Rotary-no-Tomo (Japan).

The RI Bylaws require all club members to subscribe to The Rotarian or a Rotary regional magazine. Rotary leaders, district governors, and club presidents are en-couraged to support magazine editors in their country or region by submitting story ideas, promoting readership, encouraging timely subscription payments, and assisting with other communication efforts.

The Rotarian is used in many ways. Obviously, all members of the Club are encouraged to read the magazine first. After that, we attempt to distribute the magazine to the public generally. Some of our members take their magazines to their doctor’s or dentist’s offices to leave with the other reading material in the recep-tion area. I do the same with mine in my law office.

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WHEN & WHERE CLUBS MEET!Mondays Venue Time Kampala North Nommo Gallery 6:00pmKampala South Hotel Africana 6:00pm Kasangati Kasangati Resort 7:00pmMengo Pope Paul Social Club 1:00pmMityana New Highway Hotel 6:00pmKampala Munyonyo Green Valley Hotel 7:00pmKampala Naguru Kati Kati 7:00pmRotaractMulago Galloway Hostel 6:00pmTuesdays Bukoto Kabira Country Club 7:00pmBweyogerere Hotel Mamerito 6:30pmIbanda M&B Executive Hall 6:30pmIganga Mwana Highland Hotel 6:00pmKampala-Impala Kati Kati 1:00pmKampala Nsambya Mukwaya Hospital-Nsambya 8:00pmKasese Margherita Hotel 6:30pmKololo Hotel Africana 6:00pmKyotera Colombo Hotel 7:00pmLubowa Grace’s Restaurant 7:oopmMakindye Shanghai Restaurant 6:00pmMasindi Masindi Hotel 6:00pmMbale Mt. Elgon Hotel 5:30pmMbarara West Pelican Hotel 5:30pmNkumba Araba Hotel 7:00pmRubaga Pope Paul Social Club 1:00pmSunrise Club Shanghai Restaurant 7:00amRotaractKampala City Chinese Rest. Cent. Park 6:00pm

Wednesday Arua Heritage Inn Hotel 6:00pmBushenyi Bushenyi Guest House 6:00pmEntebbe Windsor Lake Victoria 7:00pmJinja Crested Crane Hotel 6:00pmKabale White House Inn 5:00pmKabarole Tororo Guest House 5:30pmKajjansi Dreams Guest House 7:00pmKampala Central Hotel Africana 6:00pmKampala West Shanghai Restaurant 1:00pmKampala Naalya Ndere Centre, Kisasi 7:00pmKiwatule Kabira Country Club 7:00pmKyambogo Sports View Hotel 6:00pmLugazi Scouts Office Club 6:00pmMasaka Masaka Sports Club 6:00pmMubende The Club 6:00pmMuyenga International Hotel 6:30pmPort Bell Silver Springs Hotel 7:00pmTororo Crystal Hotel 7:00pmWobulenzi Networth Hotel 5:30pmNansana Ivory Hotel 7:00pmRotaractMakerere University Guild Canteen. 6:00pm

Thursday Bugolobi City Royal Hotel 7:00pmGaba Green Valley Hotel 7:00pmGulu Acholi Inn 5:30pmHoima Hoima Members’ Club 5:30pmKalisizo Tropical Gardens 6:00pmKampala Grand Imperial Hotel 12:45pmKampala Day Break Grand Imperial Hotel 7:00amKampala East Hotel Africana 7:00pmKampala Ssese Nommo Gallery 6:00pmKayunga Katikoomu Soc. Cen. 6:00pmLira Margarita Hotel 5:30pmMbarara Rotary Peace Chn.Cen 5:30pmNamugongo ABBA Hotel 7:00pm Rukungiri Rukungiri Inn 6:00pmSeeta Ridah Hotel 7:00pmSource of the Nile Crested Crane Hotel 6:00pmNateete Kampala Ivy’s Hotel Wakaliga 7:00pmFridays Kampala City - Makerere Makerere staff club canteen 6:30pmKampala Kibuli Hotel Africana 6:00pmKampala Muyenga Breeze Hotel Int. Muyenga 6.30 p.mNtinda NOB View Hotel 7:00pmKyengera Rose Gardens 7:00pmRwampara Zana Complex Hall 7:00pm

It is surprising how often clients will pass over the commercial magazines on the table and pick up The Rotarian just because it is something different. These people may not always be prospective Rotarians, but they are learning some-thing about Rotary.

Another use of the magazine is for the recruitment of new members. At a time when we are working hard at new member development, some of our club members save their magazines to give to those considering making Rotary part of their life. We combine this with giving such prospects one of the Service Above Self medallionsavailable from the Rotary suppliers. This is a great attention grabber, always lead-ing to discussions aboutthe Four Way Test inscribed on the me-dallions.

I use The Rotarian for gaining tidbits for the Rotary Moment. I conclude each of our club meetings with a two or three minute Rotary Moment. I believe that all our members enjoy hearing about some exciting community project or fund rais-ing idea from another Rotary Club.Probably three quarters of those mo-ments come right out of the pages of the Rotarian. They are always current,thought provoking and meaningful, easily accomplishing the purpose of the Rotary Moment.

Finally, we should be mindful that there are other ways to use the written word to promote Rotary. A good website, in-formative club bulletin and well drafted press releases on Rotary events are all important uses of the written word in this regard. These are tools we strive to use effectively at the Port Perry Rotary Club. Don’t forget their importance, and, guess what, one source has a wealth of information that you can use for all of those - The Rotarian.

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STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING FOR OUTGOING & INCOMING BOARD – There will be a Strategic Planning meeting on Saturday 2nd May at Rtn Tinka’s residence in Kiwatule from 8am to 12pm.

Saturday 23rd May, 2015 – Installation of P.E Edward Kaddumukasa will take place at Sheraton Hotel, Rwenzori Ballroom at 6pm. Fee: 80,000

NOTICE BOARD

Humour

An exam was conducted in maritime academy on the course code Com101 (Computer Science). One of the questions is... List any 5 com-ponent of a Personal Computer (PC) and explain. Akpos answer to the question was;1. Table- Without the table, you can’t use the PC. 2. Chair- Without the chair, you can’t sit down to operate PC. 3. Hands- Without them, you can’t operate the PC. 4. Eyes- Without them, you can’t see the PC. 5. Money- Without money, you can;t buy a PC. Akpos is right now retaking the computer exams for the 8th time!