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| "The best Club of District 411B" well recognized for organizing Quality Projects in the remote corners of Tanzania holding their identity placard Lions Club of Dar es Salaam Mzizima. |
Monday, May 5, 2014
AWARDS PRESENTATION PHOTO GALLERY
GOVERNOR HONOURS BEST LIONS, LEADERS AND CLUBS
CLUBS
& LIONS RECOGNIZED FOR GOOD JOB
Among
1230 Lions and 43 clubs in Tanzania and
Uganda, the District Governor Lion Wilson N. Ndesanjo after giving careful consideration and going through track record, best clubs and hard working Lions were given appreciation
trophies and awards.
As
the curtain rolled down after four days of
activities which included fellowship and conferences of Multiple District 411 encompassing five
countries namely Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia and the Seychelles, the most
exciting events were “Awards Day” and
Election of top leaders.
As
in all the past years, judging the best Lions and best clubs has always been a
delicate decision but in the spirit of Lionism, all presentations appear to be
agreeable and conclusive. Not to mention the huge amount of expenditure
incurred, the Governor presented 76 Awards to all lions Clubs and Individual
Lions and to Cabinet, District Officers and leaders who spearheaded the sub district close to 80 awards.
The
recognition of Lion of the Year was awarded to Cabinet Secretary Lion Kishore
Simzia who, all along carried the heavy duties of the Secretariat of the Sub
District 411B. His wife Lion Renuka Simzia was also appreciated for giving a
strong support to her Spouse.
The
First Lady, Lion Florense Ndesanjo who accompanied the Governor in all his Club Visitations programme and
participated actively in seminar and forums whether in Hamburg or Kathmandu,
she was always along-side with him. So, the Secretariat decided to award her a
special token of appreciation.
The
Life Time Achievement Trophy went to veteran PDG/PMCC Lion Abdul Majid Khan.
The Best Club in Uganda, Kampala Central; the
Best Treasurer in Uganda, Lion Laqet A. Monica of L.C. Gulu Metropolitan; Best
Secretary in Uganda Lion Lydia Ibingira of Kampala Central; Best President in
Uganda, Lion Ida Nanteza of Kasmpala Host.
The
Best President in Tanzania, Lion Pushpa Shah of Pwani Club; Best Secretary in
Tanzania, Lion Sheerin Liyakath of
Mwanza Valentine; Best Treasurer in Tanzania Lion Vrajlal Parmar of Dar
es Salaam City; Best Club in Tanzania Lions Club of Moshi Kibo.
Best
Club of District Lions Club of Mzizima; Best Treasurer of District Lion Patrick
I Lukat, Kampala Host; Best Secretary of District Lion Rizwan Qadri of Dar es Salaam
Pwani; Best President in the District Lion Eng. Dans Naturinda of Kampala
Central.
More Information:
International President of Lions Club International, Barry J. Palmer sent his
personal Appreciation Certificate to eight Lions in Sub District 411B at the
recommendation of the Governor Wilson Ndesanjo. They are: Lion Sayed Abdul Hai;
Lion Kishore Simzia; Lion Jayesh
Raichura; Lion Jessie Mnguto; Lion Inderjit S. Rehal; Lion Edgar Mbahamiza;
Lion Benon Katata and Lion Vinny Dawda.
Majority of the Lions and their families returned to their respective stations on Sunday night, ready to take up their usual work or business duties. In Dar es Salaam, those who left by air via lake-side town of Mwanza to Kisumu, arrived in Dar es Salaam an hour before midnight.
Story by Abdul Hai
Source: Cabinet
Secretary Kishore Simzia
Saturday, May 3, 2014
VICTORY FOR THE SOLE CANDIDATES!
Kisumu, Kenya: It was landslide victory, 97% of "yes votes" for all the three un-opposed candidates for the post of District Governor, 1st Vice District Governor and 2nd Vice District Governor during the Elections at the 11th Multiple District Annual Convention at Kisumu in Kenya. The three Governors Elect will officially take-up their duties effective 1st July for the coming twelve months.
It was all jubilation and merry-making when the results were officially announced in front of the voters, all the registered delegates from Tanzania and Uganda under Sub District 411B. The current District Governor Lion Wilson N. Ndesanjo will continue to exercise his authority as the Governor in charge for the coming two months.
The incoming Governor Elect, Lion Night Ndyarugahi has set a new record by being the first Lady to hold the reign of power of the Governor in the ten years history of Sub District 411B. Many years ago when her husband Lion Polly Karimari Ndyarugahi was exercising his power as District Governor, Lion Night Ndyarugahi was equally given the honour to be addressed as First Lady of the Sub District.
As at now, PDG Polly K. Ndyarugahi is Chairman of the Multiple Council of District 411.
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| Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo congratulating the incoming District Governor Elect Lion Night Ndyarugahi as soon as she was announced as the next Governor. (apology for out of focus foto) |
2nd Vice District Governor Lion Hyderali Gangji has also secured a comfortable 97% to hold the post of 1st Vice District Governor. Lion Vennie Tinkumanya, a seasoned Lion with lots of experience in various fields has been elected as 2nd Vice District Governor.
All the elected Governors in both the sub districts will undergo a brush up of their knowledge of Lionism and in particular their respective duties as Governors. The seminar will be on Sunday just before their departure to their respective stations.
Story by Abdul Hai
Information from the Convention Centre
Friday, May 2, 2014
THE LAST CABINET MEETING
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| Chief Guest, International Director Lion Alexis V. Gomes performing the opening ceremony of the Cabinet Meeting of Sub District 411B at Kisumu, Kenya. |
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| Delegates listening attentively to Speakers at the 3rd and Final Cabinet Meeting of Sub District 411B. |
Kisumu, Kenya: Convention Chief Guest, International Director Alexis Vincent Gomes was obviously sentimental when he officially announced the opening ceremony of the 3rd and Final Cabinet Meeting of the Sub District 411B under Governor Lion Wilson N. Ndesanjo. Exactly ninety days ago in Dar es Salaam, he was Chief Guest during the 2nd Cabinet Meeting and every programme turned out to be at its best.
He was therefore visibly emotional and said he was very please to be with the same Lions once again. In Dar es Salaam he inducted 22 new members and in Kisumu he repeated his call to bring in not less than 4,000 new members so as to get a Constitutional Area for Africa.
He said that one easy way to get good quality member is to bring your son or daughter to your own clubs. He further advised African Lions to build an African White House as a monument for Lions.
Governor Lion Wilson N. Ndesanjo welcomed the Chief Guest of the 11th MD Annual Convention to the Cabinet Meeting of the Sub District 411B.
By the time this story was being published, our Correspondent Lion Rizwan Qadri sent in a message that the Cabinet Secretary Lion Kishore Simzia and Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo were giving a final touch-up of the presentation of Gifts, Awards and trophies to the best and deserving Lions and Clubs of Tanzania and Uganda.
This event is the time when the Governor assisted by his Cabinet Secretary spells out his appreciation for those who worked and served the needy people during the last ten months.
Election Information: There are 18 clubs in Tanzania out of which only 9 are registered thus giving power of voting to only 23 delegates. In Uganda, there are 25 clubs out of which only 13 clubs are registered and only 38 delegates have the power to vote. Those standing for elections are: 1st Vice District Governor Lion Night Ndyarugahi (District Governor); 2nd Vice District Governor Hyderali Gangji (1st Vice District Governor) and Lion Vennie Tinkumanya for 2nd Vice District Governor.
Pictures by Rizwan Qadri
Story by Abdul Hai & Rizwan Qadri
Thursday, May 1, 2014
GOVERNORS' COUNCIL MEETING
Kisumu, Kenya: The Governors' Council for Sub District 411B met late night on Tuesday and managed to finish the agenda just beyond midnight hour.
In the absence of PDG Lion Satish Sharma (Chairperson), PDG/PCC Lion Abdul Majid Khan took over the responsibility to conduct the meeting. All that was discussed was "in the camera" but what was revealed that the meeting went beyond midnight hour.
The meeting was attended by District Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo; MCC/PDG Lion Poly Karimari Ndyarugahi; PDG Kamal Joshi; PDG Joseph Kiwanuka; PDH Lion Wilson Tumwine, 1st VDG Lion Night Ndyarugahi and 2nd VDG Lion Hyderali Gangji.
According to today's 1st May time table, both the Governors for Sub District B and A will be having a busy afternoon when they will conduct Cabinet Meetings which will hear presentations of written reports from Cabinet and District Officers.
The District Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo will present his eight pages of Final Report, which in nutshell covers observation and remarks of performance made by his district during the last ten months which he managed as Governor.
ANNUAL CONVENTION CHIEF GUEST IN KISUMU
Fifty seven years old International Director, Lion Alexis Vincent Gomes, an attorney by profession is the Chief Guest at the 11th Multiple District Annual Convention at Kisumu, Kenya.
The ever-smiling senior Lion, has a charismatic attitude, alert in responding to quick answers and very fluent in French language. Although in East Africa, English and Kiswahili is well spoken and understood but ID Alexis Gomes speaks English with a special accent and "flavour" which retains the audience attentive and makes one laugh when he wants you to laugh! In fact, he has the natural gift to mesmerize his audience.
Lion Alex Gomes was born in 1955 in Brazaville in the Congo. He is married and is proud father. At an early age he took interest in law and after graduating in this faculty, he started practicing law and ultimately became President of the Law Bar of Pointe Naire.
He is a Member of the Lions Club of Pointe Naire Eucalyptus in Congo. He went through all the club leadership posts and finally became President of the club and later District Governor. Lion Alex Gomes is a Melvin Jones Fellow and holds a post in the Steering Committee of African Lions. In July 2013 he was officially installed as International Director during the Annual International Convention at Hamburg in Germany.
One of his memorable event as a District Governor was when he presented the Melvin Jones Fellow shield to the (Late) fatherly statesman and a great freedom fighter of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.
Story & Pix by Abdul Hai
The ever-smiling senior Lion, has a charismatic attitude, alert in responding to quick answers and very fluent in French language. Although in East Africa, English and Kiswahili is well spoken and understood but ID Alexis Gomes speaks English with a special accent and "flavour" which retains the audience attentive and makes one laugh when he wants you to laugh! In fact, he has the natural gift to mesmerize his audience.
Lion Alex Gomes was born in 1955 in Brazaville in the Congo. He is married and is proud father. At an early age he took interest in law and after graduating in this faculty, he started practicing law and ultimately became President of the Law Bar of Pointe Naire.
He is a Member of the Lions Club of Pointe Naire Eucalyptus in Congo. He went through all the club leadership posts and finally became President of the club and later District Governor. Lion Alex Gomes is a Melvin Jones Fellow and holds a post in the Steering Committee of African Lions. In July 2013 he was officially installed as International Director during the Annual International Convention at Hamburg in Germany.
One of his memorable event as a District Governor was when he presented the Melvin Jones Fellow shield to the (Late) fatherly statesman and a great freedom fighter of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.
Story & Pix by Abdul Hai
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
PRESIDENT AWARDS LION DR. RAJNI KANABAR
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: His Excellency the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete bestowed on Lion Dr. Rajni Kanabar, an attractive symbolic medal which exemplified his (Dr. Kanabar) humanitarian service to the people.
The colourful ceremony which was televised and broadcast live country-wide, was held at Ikulu where dozens of other Recepients who included high placed Past Presidents of the Tanzania Government, Zanzibar Revolutionary Government, retired prominent civil and political leaders, religious leaders and professionals.
The occasion was to observe the 50th Year of the Union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar Governments which treaty was signed by (Late) President Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere on behalf of Tanganyika Government and the President of Zanzibar Revolutionary Government (Late) Abeid Amani Karume on 26th April 1964.
The celebrations to mark the Union Day Anniversary, Golden Jubilee was held at National level and also in many countries where Tanzanians grouped together at Tanzania High Commissions and Embassies and in private gathering.
The Recepient of the appreciation medal, Lion Dr. Rajni Kanabar is a cause of great pride and a great honour for the medical practioner who is Executive Director of Regency Medical Centre in Dar es Saalaam. The medical centre, in coordination with Lions Club of Dar es Salaam Host has, over the past several years, sent hundreds of people (especially children) with heart diseases for treatment to India.
The care, surgery and medical management had always been a great success story of almost 99%. Through Dr. Rajni Kanabar and Regency Medical Centre, hospitals in India
Lions Clubs International, through its clubs and members continue to serve children with "heart disease problems" whose parents cannot afford to meet the exorbitant cost of private treatment else where.
Lion Dr. Rajni Kanabar, over the past couple of days, has been receiving continuous messages of congratulations from Lion Members, including top leaders of the organization. Dr. Kanabar hails from the commercial lake-side town of Mwanza, in Tanzania.
Story & Picture by Abdul Hai
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