Agago: Female councillors recruited as porters
Agago district local government also recruited more four clinical officers, 17 enrolled midwives, 18 enrolled Nurses, 4 laboratory assistants.
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Agago district local government also recruited more four clinical officers, 17 enrolled midwives, 18 enrolled Nurses, 4 laboratory assistants.
The Rt. Hon. Jacob Oulanyah was an agricultural economist, lawyer, and politician. In 2001, he entered politics by winning the no-party system, commonly known as the Movement Political System.
Dungu was meeting headteachers, teachers, and directors of different schools on registering teachers who are not on the government payroll to benefit from the cash relief program.
While praising Oulanyah, the Lango Prime Minister Ajal told TND News that the late speaker of parliament Jacob Oulanyah was “a good leader”.
Johnson Adupa Orech, the spokesperson of Yawaeh Pentecostal Mission insists that they are not fighting PAG Mission.
At the handover, there were only 49,000 shillings from locally raised revenue.
Martin Odur, the Chairperson Lango Ghetto Association said they last met the late former speaker on December 22, 2020 when he came to welcome them from the different ghetto and political groups.
Two aspirants said they may consider running on independent tickets in the EALA race.
Those whose animals will be compensated risk losing them to the Karamojong cattle rustlers and that they have just recently buried a young man who was killed and abandoned in the bush only to be recovered by the army.
According to Dr Opio Acuti, at least 42,000 names of beneficiaries from Lango are to be compensated by the government for their cattle, goats and sheep that got lost during insurgencies.
They are expected to appear before Court on May 13, 2022, before His Worship Samson Abiti Loum, the Lira chief magistrate.
According to reports from NWSC Gulu branch spokesperson Ivan Tekakwo, they are running a shortage of water supplies for their customers due to prolonged drought.
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