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Earlier Today: IGP Abas Byakagaba hosted Sir Apollo Kaggwa Primary School pupils at Naguru Police Headquarters during a courtesy visit appreciating key police directorates.
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The Inspector General of Police, Abas Byakagaba, today hosted pupils and staff from Sir Apollo Kaggwa Primary School (Kisaasi Campus) at Police Headquarters, Naguru.
During the visit, the pupils were taken on an insightful guided tour of the National Command and Control Centre (NCC), the Directorate of Forensic Services, and the Directorate of Counter-Terrorism, where they gained firsthand exposure to the operations that keep the country safe.
Addressing the pupils, the IGP delivered an inspiring message about responsibility, discipline, and the power of education:
โYou are the future leaders of tomorrow. In time, we shall step aside, and you will take over. That can only be achieved if you work hard, remain focused, and take your studies seriously.โ
He further urged the pupils to make wise life choices, emphasizing the importance of staying away from drug and alcohol abuse, avoiding strangers, and never accepting gifts or lifts from unknown individuals.
The IGP also highlighted the importance of road safety, advising the pupils to always move under the guidance of responsible adults and to remain alert at all times.
Encouraging them to grow into responsible citizens, he called on the pupils to study diligently, respect others regardless of age, obey rules, uphold discipline, remain honest, and be God-fearing. He also stressed the importance of keeping their environment clean.
"Discriminatory laws push people away from lifesaving health care. The path to victory in the HIV response is well marked. That path is marked 'human rights'."
Read @ArchbishopThabo's testimonial in our #WorldAIDSDay2024 report: https://t.co/GhthBLh9q"Discriminatory laws push people away from lifesaving health care. The path to victory in the HIV response is well marked. That path is marked 'human rights'."
Read @ArchbishopThabo's testimonial in our #WorldAIDSDay2024 report: https://t.co/GhthBLh9q"Discriminatory laws push people away from lifesaving health care. The path to victory in the HIV response is well marked. That path is marked 'human rights'."
Read @ArchbishopThabo's testimonial in our #WorldAIDSDay2024 report: https://t.co/GhthBLh9q"Discriminatory laws push people away from lifesaving health care. The path to victory in the HIV response is well marked. That path is marked 'human rights'."
Read @ArchbishopThabo's testimonial in our #WorldAIDSDay2024 report: https://t.co/GhthBLh9q"Discriminatory laws push people away from lifesaving health care. The path to victory in the HIV response is well marked. That path is marked 'human rights'."
Read @ArchbishopThabo's testimonial in our #WorldAIDSDay2024 report: https://t.co/GhthBLh9qi