Books by Mary consolate
“Impacting lives with Christian literature”
Presenting
Mary consolate
I am a Ugandan female advocate, born on 1st February, 1977 from Moyo District located in the West Nile region of Uganda. I am a married woman and also a mother to children.
I obtained my bachelor of laws degree (with honours) from Makerere University, Kampala in 2002. I was awarded a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice by Law Development Centre, Kampala in 2003. Additionally, I have a Master of Arts Degree in Peace & Conflict Studies from Makerere University awarded in 2012. I was awarded a diploma in ‘Youth & Democracy Program by MS- Denmark in 2000
In 2004 I started work as a State Attorney with Office of Directorate of Public Prosecutions in Uganda and went on to do many other jobs. I now have over 20 years of diverse working experience including in Government department. I also worked in several international organizations doing both humanitarian and development work in Uganda in technical and senior management positions.
I have also worked in private company and done private consultancies.
I am passionate about justice, human rights, women’s protection and empowerment, children’s rights and protection especially among the vulnerable groups of people in the community. I believe in a world where everyone is accorded opportunity to unlock their full potential, succeed in life and make a useful contribution to society.
I have learnt a lot from my years of work experience and developed several skills including excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills, leadership skills, management skills, training skills, report writing skills, computer skills, conflict resolution/ peace building skills, to mention but a few. I believe in doing my best in all engagements that I am involved in and making the world a better and happier place for everyone to live in.
Unlocking Potential
Unlocking Potential is an inspiring memoir by Ujeo Mary Consolate Moro, detailing her transformative journey from adversity to empowerment. Growing up in Uganda’s Moyo District located in extreme North-Western part of Uganda, Ujeo faced significant challenges including conflict and loss, mirroring the silent struggles of many young women in her community. Through these experiences, she uncovers her unwavering spirit and inner strength.
Ujeo emphasizes education as a crucial lifeline during turmoil, portraying it as a beacon that nurtures dreams and empowers individuals. She shared her story of perseverance, encouraging the youth of Madi and West Nile to embrace their identities and develop their talents. Her narrative touches on love, loss, and resilience, serving both as a memoir and a motivational guide.
Active in the Young Christian Student’s (YCS) Movement, Ujeo’s commitment to community service and advocacy for youth shines through. Her journey illustrates that meaningful change begins at the community level and the collective support can empower individuals to create a better future.
As Ujeo transitions into her professional life, ‘Unlocking Potential’ details her diverse work experiences, reinforcing her dedication to uplifting others, particularly women in Uganda. Each chapter showcases how workplace challenges can become opportunities for impactful change.
More than just a memoir, Ujeo’s story invites readers to explore their inner strength, inspiring them to confront adversities, chase their dreams, and believe in the transformative power of education and community. Join Ujeo on her quest for self- discovery and allow her journey to inspire you.
I am very much excited to join this amazing group of African Christian Authors network. Iam happy to learn from all what everyone has to offer and will also contribute whatever I can to benefit others too. Thanks.