My Baba

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My name is Edrin Mwanja. I am in primary three at Nkono Memorial primary school. 

My Baba is a good man and teacher. At home, he makes sure we eat well and buys us clothes. 

He bought me a uniform too for school. It makes me happy and teaches me to make other people happy too by sharing the things he buys for me.

Edrin Mwanja
Uganda 

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