Someone holding an account with @CentenaryBank dies. Her son obtain letters of administration and approach the Bank asking about Account details.
The branch manager becomes angry as to why the son is concerned and asks his just close the account.
@CentenaryBank is this how
I will not be cleaning
If the government can afford endless convoys, luxury vehicles for MPs and ministers, extravagant donations, then it can certainly afford to hire professional cleaners and put proper waste management systems in place.
Taxpayers already fund the state. That money should be used to install adequate public garbage bins, maintain regular professional cleaning services, and build sustainable sanitation infrastructure not to guilt ordinary citizens into doing unpaid labour every last Saturday of the month.
Asking the public to do our part while leaders live in excess and the basic systems remain broken is not civic responsibility. It is shifting the burden of government failure onto the people.
A clean environment is important, yes but it is first and foremost the responsibility of a competent state that collects taxes precisely for this purpose.
Until the excessive waste and mismanagement of public resources stops, I will not participate in these cleaning exercises.
Hire professionals. Fix the systems. Stop treating citizens as free labour for problems created by poor governance.
The gadgets business in Uganda has some of the craziest price differences. You’ll buy a phone at 3M, then find the exact same phone with the same specifications going for 1.5M at another shop.