Stakeholders rally Adjumani communities to plant trees, restore environment
Adjumani stakeholders emphasised that restoring degraded landscapes requires collective action from individuals, institutions, communities, and government agencies.
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Adjumani stakeholders emphasised that restoring degraded landscapes requires collective action from individuals, institutions, communities, and government agencies.
The Resident District Commissioner of Adjumani, Toko Swaib, urged riders to protect their lives and the lives of other road users by avoiding reckless riding and observing traffic regulations.
Administering guidance to the newly sworn-in leaders, Adjumani district council clerk, Mindra Francis Clark, reminded councillors of the responsibility attached to the oath they had taken.
The District Surveillance Focal Person, Olanya Paul, revealed that Uganda continues to receive periodic outbreak reports with new cases already confirmed among health workers.
Member of Parliament for Moyo West Constituency, Alero Tom Aza, urged leaders and communities to embrace reconciliation following the elections and focus on development and teamwork.
The former LC5 chairperson of Adjumani, Ben Anyama said on Tuesday leadership transition should be conducted peacefully and transparently to strengthen governance and ensure that development programs continue without interruption.
Anyanzo John Ambayo, the LC5-elect, welcomed the message of peace and unity from the cultural institution, saying the Madi community should learn to unite after elections just like other neighbouring communities.
Resident District Commissioner Toko Swaib also applauded women for taking the lead in growing the SACCO, saying women are often the driving force behind successful community projects.
Adjumani Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Wambi Richard also praised the SACCO for its consistency and resilience over the years.
The celebrations in Adjumani were marked by excitement, music, and renewed calls for unity and hard work as residents expressed hope for continued development, improved infrastructure during Museveni’s new term in office.
Mesiku Harriet, senior land management officer in Adjumani district, emphasised that the ordinance was originally intended to strengthen food security and prevent famine in the district.
The approved budget is expected to guide service delivery and development priorities across Adjumani district.
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