@shyamtanna_@MinofHealthUG@ObothOboth@Parliament_Ug 14 million Ugandans, 1% budget, a Mental Health Act with no implementation funding, and services concentrated in Kampala while 80% of the population is rural. The question Parliament needs to answer is what measurable outcome is attached to that 1% figure?
A glimpse from my recent address to a congregation of Indian association and industrialists in Jinja and from across Uganda we were gathered to felicitate me and Hon Sanjay Tanna.
On every platform where I engage the Bayindi community, I continue to advocate for stronger relationships with our host communities, built on mutual respect, harmony, and shared prosperity. I also encourage our community to see Uganda as home to reinvest here, create opportunities, and contribute to the country’s continued growth and development.
I will continue championing a Bayindi community that lives amicably with fellow Ugandans, gives back to the communities that have embraced us, and plays an active role in building a stronger Uganda.
Earlier today, I inspected two newly constructed boreholes at Manjasi High School and Juba Primary School, part of ongoing efforts to expand access to clean water and strengthen community infrastructure as set out in my manifesto.
This initiative was made possible courtesy of Lord Popat, Hefin Rees and Spotlight Africa.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you Tororo Municipality.
This journey has been built on faith, hope, and the belief that our home deserves better. Your trust humbles me, and your support gives me strength.
Today marks not an ending, but a beginning. A new chapter for Tororo Municipality, led with energy, honesty, and purpose. Together, we move forward to build a future our people can be proud of.