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Invitation to Embrace the Culture of Reading: A Message to BUKERE Secondary School and Kyaka II Refugee Youth
Dear Students of BUKERE Secondary School and Youth of Kyaka II Refugee Settlement,
Today’s fast-paced world, where distractions are only a tap away, we often forget the immense power of reading. Whether it’s exploring new ideas, gaining life skills, or finding inspiration, reading opens up endless opportunities. And today, I am inviting you to rediscover that power through a platform made just for you—Youth Skills IQ, a blog designed to share stories that matter to you.

Why Develop a Culture of Reading?
Expands Knowledge and Vocabulary
Reading introduces you to new ideas, concepts, and words. It helps you better express yourself, not only in conversations but also in academics.
Develops Critical Thinking
Through stories, articles, and thought-provoking content, reading pushes you to think deeply, ask questions, and form your own opinions about the world around you.
Improves Focus and Concentration
In a world filled with distractions, reading teaches you patience and focus. It allows your mind to concentrate on one idea at a time, improving your mental clarity and problem-solving skills.
Builds Empathy
When you read stories about people from different backgrounds and experiences, you understand their struggles and triumphs. This helps you connect more deeply with others in your own community and beyond.
Your Devices Aren’t Just for Social Media
We know that your phones, tablets, and computers have become essential tools in your daily lives. But did you know that these devices can be powerful gateways to knowledge? While it’s easy to spend hours chatting on social media or scrolling through entertainment, your devices can also be used to read stories that help you grow.
On the Youth Skills IQ blog, you’ll find articles tailored for students and refugee youth, sharing practical advice, inspirational stories, and skills that will equip you for life. This is your blog, designed with your needs in mind—whether it’s personal growth, academic success, or learning new life skills.
Make Reading a Habit

We invite you to take a break from your daily routine and dive into the world of constructive reading. Follow Youth Skills IQ regularly for exciting, relatable content that speaks directly to you. The more you read, the more you’ll gain—not just academically, but in every aspect of your life.
Start today. Turn your phone or computer into a tool for personal and intellectual growth. More stories, more learning, and more opportunities are just a click away.
Remember, This Blog Is Yours!
Youth Skills IQ was created for you—students and refugee youth alike. It’s your platform to learn, grow, and connect with each other. We encourage you to explore the articles and even share your thoughts and ideas with us. Let’s build a community where reading becomes a part of who we are.
So, don’t wait! Visit Youth Skills IQ today, and let’s journey together toward a brighter future, one story at a time.

Manzi BIRAGUMA, Youth Skills IQ/Mentee Writers Hub


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12 responses to “Is the Culture of Reading Still Valuable in Today’s Fast-Paced World?”
Go ahead young
thank you so much Mushingantahe!
Today people they’re not interested in reading they’re interest in watching Tik Tok
Thanks David for your comment! The Youth Skills IQ blog was launched to mobilize and motivate youths to embrace a culture of reading!
Add more man
Thank you Musinguzi for your comment! What would you like we add more? articles, writers, categories…?
I am very delighted and I approve to this project
We so grateful to hear that encouraging message from you! more articles are issuing! stay tuned, more articles are being issued!
😁♥️❤️I would like to inspire other students
Thanks
Thanks bro for being our brigde. Today u r the one tomor we r the ones . 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Keep it on!!Thanks a lot!
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