Nathan started the great NASHO Computers as an idea while still at university, with no family wealth, no major connections, and no guarantee it would work. Today it is a genuine multi-branch enterprise, importing and distributing technology products, household appliances, and solar energy solutions across Uganda and neighboring countries.
What makes Nathan such a valuable presence at camp is his honesty about the road it took to get there. He speaks openly about the hard and uncertain early days, the failures that came before any real progress, and the questions most young men are too embarrassed to ask out loud: how do you start a business while still in school, and how do you keep going when nothing seems to be working. He is very open about his early behaviour dysfunctions, showing up not as a perfect person, but as one who lost his way and now understands the power of the environment, friends, and decisions we make. Passionate about God, he inspires many to live purposefully.
Nathan has now spoken to two consecutive camp cohorts. His story, of a young man who built something real from almost nothing, gives every boy in the room permission to believe the same is possible for him.
Facilitated the Gulu Intake, 10–16 May 2026