Gagamel Phamily Boss, Bebe Cool has interacted with over 400 youth from 25 countries all over Africa and the world at the launch of the Youth for Universal Health Coverage Conference at the Kigali Convention Centre in Rwanda.
“I challenged them to question their motives for demanding a sit on the table of MEN,” said Bebe Cool before adding that;
“Are they coming with practical solutions or joining with an attitude of entitlement?
“I advised them to desist from making impractical demands but to concentrate on identifying challenges and suggesting realistic solutions.”
As Uganda’s UN TB ambassador, Bebe Cool also used the opportunity to interact with some of the most influential people in the noble business of healthcare.
“On the same day, I was privileged to have interacted with some of the most influential people in the noble business of healthcare,” said Bebe Cool.
“In meetings with me was the Senior disease coordinator of the Global Fund Dr Eliud Wandwalo, the head of community rights and gender at the Global Fund Ms Kate Thomson, the Group CEO of Amref Health Africa Dr Githinji Gitahi, the Rwanda Minister of Health Dr Diane Gashumba, the Liberia deputy Minister of Health Ms Norwu Howard, Uganda’s National TB and Leprosy Commissioner Dr Stavia, Mr Jacob Creswell, the team lead Stop TB partnership and Thandi Katlholo also of Stop TB partnership, and many other distinguished dignitaries.”
