Nkulanga Enock
Nkulanga Enock (born 26 January 1990) is a Ugandan advocate for children's rights to education, a community development practitioner and a Global Youth Ambassador at Children's charity Theirworld that is headed by Sarah Brown. He served as the National Director for African Children's Mission in Uganda which is a non-profit organization that provides education to vulnerable children in Uganda and Kenya. He is the Founder of LeadMinds Africa, a non-profit organization that offers leadership training, Mentorship, Fellowships, and networking opportunities to young people in Africa. In 2018, while in South Africa, Barack Obama  commended Enock Nkulanga in the celebration of the Mandela day for his advocacy and helping children from poor families to get education they need. Education. Enock went to Katuugo SDA located in Nakasongola District, Kakooge Sub-County for his primary education from 1995–2000. He then attended Ekitangaala Primary school from 2000–2002 where he sat for Primary Leaving Examinations. He later joined Secondary School from 2003–2009. In 2010, Enock enrolled for Development Studies at Makerere University where he later graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 2013. Career. Enock's journey to build stronger local communities begun when he was still  a student at Makerere University. when he felt the need to change his local community for the better, which resulted into forming a non-profit organization knowns as LeadMinds Africa whose focus is engaging, equipping and connecting young people to think, create, and develop solutions to the social challenges in their communities so that they can contribute towards building a better Africa.