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# Gertrude Maseko

Gertrude Hendrina Maseko is a former member of the national assembly and the former First Lady of Malawi. She was a member of the National Assembly for the DPP between 2009 and 2014, having been elected in the 2009 general elections. She married former President Peter Mutharika on 21 June 2014.

## Quotes

* I have fond memories of Zomba as I spent four years of my secondary school at St Marys and that time it looked greener and Zomba used to be so beautiful. However, things have changed now.
* If you walk around the district nowadays you will see so many people coming down the mountains carrying charcoal and firewood, and when I see this I ask myself if we will have trees in time to come,” wondered Mutharika.
* People living in Zomba and surrounding areas should take the responsibility of planting trees, flowers to restore the lost glory of the district.
* We’re incredibly excited about this.
# Lizzo

Melissa Viviane Jefferson (born April 27, 1988), known professionally as Lizzo (/ˈlɪzoʊ/), is an American rapper and singer. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she moved to Houston, Texas, with her family when she was ten years old. After college she moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she began her recording career in hip hop music. Before signing with Nice Life Recording Company and Atlantic Records, Lizzo released two studio albums, Lizzobangers (2013) and Big Grrrl Small World (2015). Her first major-label EP, Coconut Oil, was released in 2016.

## Quotes

* "And what I'm doing is stepping into my confidence and my power to create my own beauty standard. And one day that will just be the standard."
** Lizzo on Blazing Her Own Path, Finding Her 'Power' and Shutting Down Body Shamers: 'I'm a Body Icon' by Jason Sheeler . March 2, 2022. Retrieved 9/11/2023.
* " I feel like women who are smaller aren't really given the opportunities to be body-positive or role models either because we've been conditioned to believe that women are using their bodies for the male gaze."
** Lizzo On Feminism, Self-Love And Bringing 'Hallelujah Moments' To Stage by Terry Gross. May 23, 2019. Retrieved 9/11/2023.
* "You realize that people truly care about you and they’ll help you, and they don’t mind helping you."
* "I take self-love very seriously. And I take it seriously because when I was younger, I wanted to change everything about myself"
** What the World Needs Now Is More Lizzo by Allison Takeda. September 5, 2019. Retrieved 9/11/2023.
* "I like to make music that you can use to motivate yourself, because I’m going to be singing that every single day on stage. I’m not trying to sing no curses in my life."
* "I think that’s part of the prejudice lens that most human beings are kind of taught to build. Very judgmental. Everyone’s really mean to themselves and to others"
* Lizzo is learning self-love, practicing hope, and making space to let everyone in by Rayne Fisher-Quann. Retrieved 9/11/2023.
# Christine Ayo Achen

Christine Ayo Achen, also known as Achen Christine Ayo (born 7 July 1983) is a Ugandan politician and administrator. She is the district woman representative of Alebtong in the 10th parliament of Uganda. She is affiliated to the National Resistance Movement ruling political party. She was also the aspiring Woman MP for the period 2021–2026 in Alebtong.

## Quotes

* I’m urging you to stay vigilant and recognize that the future of Alebtong rests in my hands.
* I will this time go to Parliament
* I stood with the NRM party, and although my votes weren’t enough, I respected the party and supported the flag bearer. She won, but unfortunately, her journey was derailed, and I believe I was treated as a mere backup. Now, I ask the people of Alebtong to choose me, put me in the driver’s seat, and I will lead Alebtong district forward with determination and success.
* A significant amount of land has already been allocated to the government for schools, hospitals, and even barracks, so it should prioritize utilizing that. The remaining land, should be reserved for the people to sustain their livelihoods.
# Agnes Acibu

Agnes Acibu is a Ugandan politician and member of the parliament. She was elected in office as a woman Member to represent Nebbi district during the 2021 Uganda general elections. She is a member of the ruling National Resistance Movement party. In the eleventh parliament, she serves on the Committee on HIV/AIDS and Related Matters.

## Quotes

* The NHI Bill was presented to parliament, but the president withheld assent, taking us back to square one. We now need to restart the process to ensure our people can ultimately benefit from the scheme.
* Many people are struggling with health issues but can't access better facilities, underscoring the importance of educating them to embrace the health insurance policy.
* Our youths are at a certain level of education but they are un-employed meaning that if such opportunity for an industrial park comes, they will definitely get jobs to sustain their livelihoods,
* The district has received Shs6b so far, with over Shs2b distributed to more than 2,000 households, and many more continue to receive the funds.
# Concy Aciro

Concy Aciro is a Ugandan politician who is a MP in the Ugandan Parliament. She is a member of the Forum for Democratic Change party, which was in opposition to President Yoweri Museveni.

## Quotes

* I have received numerous letters from people in the camps requesting support. Please try to advocate for the provision of bricklaying machines, seedlings, and ox-ploughs.
* The government should establish clear boundaries for elephant corridors to prevent settlement in those areas.
* The IRS program has greatly improved the health of our children. Since I had my last child a year and a half ago, she has never had malaria. I only take her to the hospital for vaccinations.
# Johanna Kandjimi
## Biography

Johanna Kandjimi (born 8 August 1961) is a Namibian politician who serves as a Member of the National Assembly of Namibia, representing the ruling SWAPO party. She was sworn in as a parliamentarian in March 2015 after her election in November 2014

## Quotes

* The professionalisation of sport will not be achieved without deliberate capacitating and upskilling of sport administrators. We welcome this gesture by Namibia Football Association -NFA to build a competent workforce for women's Football through this women's super league Administrator's workshop.
* I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for your support and votes in the recent SWAPO electoral college. Your belief in our shared vision inspires me deeply. Together we will continue to build a brighter future for all Namibians
* We made history. It is still sinking in ,I couldn't be any prouder! Our boys played their hearts out we rallied behind them . We stand united .
* Yesterday I had the honour of witnessing history in youth and sport in the Kavango West region. We inaugurated the ground breaking ceremony for the Nkurenkuru Multipurpose Youth Resources Centre and Kicked off the Governor's Cup. Phase 1A and phase 1B of the project will lay the ground work for sporting complex that will serve as a crucible for talent and hub for youth engagement.
* The African continental Free Trade Area represent a historic opportunity for African countries to boost intercontinental trade,drive economic growth and create jobs for millions of people
* Let us work together to explore how we can make the most of this opportunity and build a more prosperous future for All African s
# Silvia Makgone

Silvia Gonaone Makgone (born September 6, 1963, in Aminuis) is a Namibian politician and teacher who is the incumbent deputy minister of urban and rural development.

## Quotes

* On the other hand, freshwater aquaculture is a government-driven sector producing African catfish and tilapia, mostly for food security at the household level in rural areas
* Aspiring fish farmers can visit any of our regional offices, where our staff will inspect the site for fish ponds, test the water quality, and provide fingerlings of fish species at a small cost of 20 cents per tilapia and 30 cents per catfish
** Silvia Makgone on supporting 190 small-scale farmers
* Our towns are dirty. Can the local authority do something here?
** [Silvia Makgone challenges the Rundu Town Council to keep the town clean]
* These computers symbolize equality and inclusivity, ensuring that every child has the tools needed for success,
** Silvia Makgone donation of IT equipment
* Rwanda is simply the best when it comes to gender issues. They have a reputation of achieving whatever they set their eyes on and we want to learn from them
** Silvia Makgone on Namibian MPs visit to Rwanda
# Ginette Gamatis

Ginette Gamatis is a member of the National Assembly of Seychelles. A teacher by profession, she is a member of the Seychelles People's Progressive Front, and was first elected to the Assembly in 1993.

## Quotes

* It’s time for me to retire as an MNA, but this does not mean I will not be active in the Parti Lepep. However, the person who replaces me must be a woman, as women are more compassionate, more understanding and are people who are willing to push forward in life.
* My fate started to change when, in 1964, former President France Albert Rene came back to Seychelles after his studies abroad. When he founded the Seychelles People’s United Party, I attended one of his meetings and was inspired by his words.
* I saw his party as the only way forward for Seychelles and the only hope for poorer people.
* I chose to dedicate my life to bringing change to the people of this country and become a very active member of the party.
* My husband was an understanding man and my mother-in-law was also very supportive.
* Despite our hardships we managed to do very well in school, and our mother was a determined woman.
* After school, when I got home, I imitated all that my teacher did in class, including lecturing my playmates and correcting them if they were wrong.
* St that time many young girls started teaching at this age, but we were mature, had a great sense of responsibility and were ready to listen and learn more.
# Florence Alice Lubega

Florence Alice Lubega (5 November 1917 – 28 October 2021) was a Ugandan politician and the first female Ugandan to join Parliament in the independent Uganda in May 1962. She was one of the first female legislators of Uganda, being a member of the Legislative Council (LEGCO) in 1957. She was also a member of the first Ugandan Parliament, and Deputy Minister for Community Development and Labour in 1966.

## Quotes

* It was a wonderful experience for me to have been part of the best schools this country has. By then moving to the best college in the country was so prestigious although it was the sole highest institution of learning we had. As a woman,many people thought it wasn't the best option to join Makerere college but people came to adopt what was available for us all
* I finished university in 1946 and later started working for different agencies within the country and those abroad . This is where I got the opportunity to be known and later start service as a legislator in the Uganda National Assembly.
# Agnes Nabirye

Agnes Nabirye (born on 17 July 1973) is a Ugandan politician who served as a member of parliament for Jinja District in Uganda.

## Quotes

* I joined the police as an officer in 1996, but I didn’t stay very long. I didn’t like working for the government and I didn’t think things were fair. So I left pretty quickly. After that I worked for a local farm, which I thought was a lot more fair. Then I worked for the security organization, Sara Center for 13 years. I was there from 1997 until 2009. Then I joined CEDOVIP.
** [https://www.cedovip.org/agnes-nabirye/ What were you doing before you came to CEDOVIP?
* I really wanted to upgrade. I didn’t know what CEDOVIP did until I joined. That is when I learned that it fights violence in the home. I liked that the CEDOVIP was protecting women, children, men, boys and girls. When I came I started as security and reception. A lot of people come to me for information. They see CEDOVIP on TV and ask about what we do.
** [https://www.cedovip.org/agnes-nabirye/ Why did you choose CEDOVIP?
* In the 5 years I have worked here, I have gotten more than I did when working with the other places. I know how to handle a person who is having such problems in the home, the victims. CEDOVIP also enlightened my thinking. At times I see survivors when the office is not working. I can now handle these people and advise them on where they can go for help.
** [https://www.cedovip.org/agnes-nabirye/ What is your favorite thing about working at CEDOVIP?
* I have achieved many goals with security. It was not easy at first. CEDOVIP’s visitors used to be challenging. Now I do not have problems with visitors. When someone inquires I help. Now when women come in for help, I receive them and contact the people who work inside. If I ever left CEDOVIP, I know I want to help people in the future, especially children and women. That came from working with CEDOVIP.
** [https://www.cedovip.org/agnes-nabirye/ What are you most proud of with your work?
* I spend a lot of time with my church. I like to pray. I also sing with the church.
** [https://www.cedovip.org/agnes-nabirye/ What are your hobbies outside of work?
* Yes. I really like pink. By the time I was a teenager, I always wore pink. I have always liked it. I also like purple. Both of those colors work for me.
** Do you have a favorite color?
# Alberto Ortega Martín

Alberto Ortega Martín (14 November 1962) is a Spanish prelate of the Catholic Church who works in the diplomatic service of the Holy See.

## Quotes

* We encourage, especially the Christians, we encourage them to remain there because we think that their presence is so important for the country. Not just for the Church, that is so important, but also for society because they can play a very important role. And to encourage them to remain I always tell them that they have a very special mission that no one can play in their place. They have a special mission of being Christians in the Holy Land, of being Christians in a context that is difficult but is very necessary.
* It's important to work together. And to transmit this necessity of continuing to help these people, to assist these people, with prayers and spiritual assistance, but also with concrete assistance...to contact authorities, to engage more in promoting peace and development. Also because it's the best way to avoid the problem of migration. Instead of trying to cover the emergency here (in Europe), to try to solve the problems at the root so that people don't have to leave their countries.
** Pope's Iraq envoy says peace stifled by lack of 'political will' (17 October 2016)
# Patient

    For the adjective “patient”, see Patience.
A patient is a recipient of health care service from a physician, nurse, dentist, optometrist, veterinarian, or other health care provider. Veterinarians generally call the animals they treat "patients" and the animals' owners either "owners" or "clients".

## Quotes

* Patient empowerment is defined as helping people to discover and use their own innate ability to gain mastery over their diabetes (Funnell MM, Anderson RM. Diabetes Educ. 1991;17:37–41). While you cannot empower a patient, nurses can use strategies that will assist patients in this process. These include providing education for informed decision-making, assisting patients to weigh costs and benefits of various treatment options, setting self-selected behavioral goals, and providing information about the importance of their role in self-management (Funnell et al. Diabetes Educ. 2003;29:454–464). The skills needed by nurses include asking questions in order to understand the patients' fears, concerns, and priorities, listening to responses, and educating and supporting patients for on-going self-management
** Martha M. Funnell, (April 2004)"Patient empowerment". Critical Care Nursing Quarterly 27 (2): 201–204.
* ... In some cases there is a clear so-called patient zero to a fresh outbreak, perhaps the most well-known of whom is "Typhoid Mary" Mallon ... But the truth is we don't know the majority of patient zeroes for a given disease, because the disease has been with us since time immemorial, or it erupted and spread too fast for us to pin down its origins, or other factors like politics or wars got in the way.
** Lydia Kang, M.D., and Nate Pedersen, "Introduction". Patient Zero: A Curious History of the World's Worst Diseases. Workman Publishing. 2021. p. xiii. ISBN 1523513292.
* Patient expectations have changed. Many patients are active consumers of health care, comparing quality, service, and cost. They expect the highest technical quality of care, excellent customer service, and good value for the money they pay. They are interested in alternative treatments, and they ask more questions. They spend hours researching on the Internet. They do this for themselves, for their children, and for their aging parents. They judge the quality of the care and service they receive from their perspective.
** Liz Osborne, Resolving patient complaints: a step-by-step guide to effective service recovery. Jones & Bartlett Learning. 2004. p. 1.
* L'art de la médecine consiste à distraire le malade pendant que la nature guérit la maladie. translation: The art of medicine consists of distracting the patient while nature cures the disease.
** Voltaire, citations de Voltaire. Le Figaro.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Patient on Wikipedia
* The dictionary definition of patient on Wiktionary
# Rachel Shebesh

Rachael Wambui Shebesh is a Kenyan politician. She was the first Nairobi county woman representative, from 2013 to 2017. On 30 October 2021, The CAS, who is married to Frank Shebesh held a colourful traditional wedding ceremony at her parents' home in Githunguri where she marked her completion of marriage rites

## Quotes

* Social media can be wicked. There were times I sat down and cried bitterly. I asked myself why I had to go through some things in life, but with my family’s support, I came out stronger. If you are a person of weak character, you can easily give up. But I am no quitter.
** https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/counties/article/2000128636/shebesh-speaks-out-on-kidero-slap-and-brawl-with-sonko, (The Standard)
* I was paid close to Sh30 million by the former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero, the payment was an out-of-court settlement.
* If you don't have a strong support around you, you might collapse. If I did not have someone around me and they understand what I was going through, I would have collapsed.
* Cyberbullying is heavy. I was reading on social media, newspapers and everywhere, wondering when all this was coming to an end.
* It was a lot of pressure. It was the most difficult depression I have ever gone through. I settled with him and closed that chapter.
* We are at peace. To me, it is just an incident that happened in my life and I have moved on with it.
* It affected my family, broke a lot of my relationships. It caused my political visibility to reduce and also took a toll on my health.
* I was triggered by so many things and at the time, I had not learnt how to deal with my triggers.
* I disappeared for a year and people were asking where I had gone to. And even when I came back, most people thought I was coming to ask for votes
* When you have bipolar, you can get triggers from anything,
# Naomi Shaban

aomi Namsi Shaban is a Kenyan politician from the border town of Taveta. Born of pare$^{[circularreference]}$ descent she became the first woman elected to represent the Taveta Constituency in Parliament in 2002 through a Kenya African National Union (KANU) ticket. She defended the seat in 2007 election through KANU and won. Later she joined the National Alliance Party (TNA) and was re-elected to represent Taveta Constituency in the National Assembly of Kenya in 2013.

## Quotes

* Good people, there is time for everything. Well done team Bwire. Taveta, thank you for giving me a chance to serve you for 20 years. My young brother Bwire Okano, I congratulate you.
** https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2022/08/naomi-shaban-concedes-defeat-after-losing-bid-to-extend-20-year-parliamentary-term/, (The capital Fm, August 10, 2022)
* The requirement was added to the constitution because we were not being elected. The women demanded it, and the men agreed. You cannot have a democracy if women are not at the table.
* As we go along, we just want to appreciate that America, being a very old democracy, has done those functions for a long time.
* You cannot have a democracy if women are not at the table.
* Unavoidable circumstances is the reason for my departure.
* I wish Jubilee Party all the best in the upcoming election.
* I have seen tell-tale signs of being rigged out and I could not wait to find out on the ballot.
* The women in my constituency urged me to vie for a political seat. Fora while I was not convinced, but after consulting my family members, I eventually agreed… I received threats from elders who opposed a woman being incharge of the constituency.
* Let us not make up stories of what we do not like or think. Let us look for solutions into these hunger problems because there is no scandal
# Aramis Ayala

Aramis Ayala (born February 2, 1975) is an American politician and prosecutor who was the state attorney for the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. She was elected in November 2016, and served as the chief prosecutor from 2017 to 2021. In May 2019, Ayala stated that she would not seek re-election as state attorney

## Quotes

* Brown came to New York from Jamaica as a teenager in 1993,” her office said in a statement this morning. “He received Lawful Permanent Resident (Green Card) status upon entering the United States with an immigrant visa based on a family petition filed by his mother.
* Although there was another worker present and Brown never confessed to possessing the marijuana, he was arrested and initially charged with Possession of Cannabis with Intent to Sell.
* common-sense” change would reduce costs, free up prosecutors to pursue more serious offenses and offer offenders the opportunity to “get the help they need.”
* Finding a remedy for the issue of mass incarceration has been incredibly important to me,” Ayal.
* With drug-related offenses in particular, there is significant evidence that the prosecution of these offenses has failed to reduce levels of drug use, dramatically increased the number of individuals incarcerated and undermined public safety by diverting much-needed resources away from the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes.
* Over the years, the Legislature has increased maximum sentence lengths, added habitual offender sentencing enhancements and imposed mandatory minimum sentences for a variety of offenses, including those involving controlled substances like marijuana,” Ayala said in a statement. “While this strategy may sound appealing to some, it has not proven to be effective at reducing crime or preventing those who have committed crimes from offending again. What it has done, is cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars at a time when budgets are already stretched thin.”
In 2016, the city of Orlando
* When I first started running for Congress, I was thinking about the ability to make laws as state attorney, we're the executive branch of the government and there was a lot of frustration because unjust laws produce unjust execution of laws,
* I could sit back in a comfortable seat, what we know it's going to be or I can fight like we've never fought before and make change for everyday people
* I want to include all people, those who support me and those who don't because this is about finding common ground in getting above the fray that politics has been in far too long,
* As a state attorney, those views will not impact the administration of law and I will continue to follow the law, but I also realize that it's time for me to move forward and to continue the pursuit of justice in a different capacity