evidence: Moyo District is an antique in the history of Uganda. Formerly known as Madi District, it is famous for the Fort at Dufile built by Emin Pasha on the banks of River Nile near Nimule, in the quest to stop slavery. Background: Moyo District is located in the Northwestern part, commonly known as the West Nile region of Uganda. The district is at the border of the Republic of South Sudan to the northern, Adjumani District lies across the River Nile forming its southern and eastern border, and Yumbe District to the west. The coordinates of the district are 03º 39N, 31º 43E (Latitude: 3.6500; Longitude: 31.7190). The district covers an area of 2,059 Km², of which 192Km² is rivers and swamps, 172Km² is gazette forest and game reserves. The district comprises two counties of West Moyo and Obongi, and 7 sub-counties, a Town Council, 41 parishes and 211 villages. [...] William Iwa Everesto: He is an agriculturalist and worked as assistant agricultural officer Moyo district local government from 1969-1987. He was the field officer in charge of young farmers of Uganda. He also worked as a deputy agriculture officer in charge of production Moyo in 1988-1993. He sits on the boards of several schools and institutions in Moyo.