Biyaya SS student leaders urged to balance leadership with academics
Speaking on behalf of the newly sworn-in prefects, prefect Anyanzo, Joel Adibaku, pledged to work towards strengthening discipline, fairness, and unity within the school community.
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Speaking on behalf of the newly sworn-in prefects, prefect Anyanzo, Joel Adibaku, pledged to work towards strengthening discipline, fairness, and unity within the school community.
The Deputy Resident District Commissioner, Adjumani welcomed the visitors and commended them for seeking knowledge that could improve healthcare services in their district.
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.
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.
The graduation marks not just the end of a training program, but the beginning of renewed hope for the young beneficiaries as they step forward to rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.
District Registration Officer for NIRA, Fred Balaba acknowledged the challenges faced by both officials and the public.
Adjumani has received about 70,000 national ID cards with people receiving NIRA messages telling them where to go and collect their cards.
Participants are expected to share the knowledge with their respective teams for improved service delivery.
Opi Suru Simon Baru, the Paramount Chief of the Madi Cultural Institution, urged politicians to prioritise development and cooperation, noting the importance of unity in a small community like Madi.
Despite the disruption, district leaders remain hopeful that the recruitment exercise can still be salvaged before the end of the financial year.
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