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Radio presenter and worship leader Lois Nangudi grew up in Uganda as one of eight children, struggling to survive in extreme poverty. Daily life was a constant struggle, and the future seemed uncertain. However, everything changed when the charity Compassion and a sponsor from the UK intervened.
She shared with Madeleine Kerzner exactly how her life was turned around.
You can get involved at Compassionuk.org/premier
Released on 12 Aug 2025
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