Kamwenge district Generation seven coordinators
KAMWENGE: The National generation seven coordinator, Mr. Mukasa stephen in collaboration with Kamwenge district chairman LCV, Kalungi Joseph have unveiled a team of Generation seven coordinators in the district.
The major role of this team is to render support to the ruling government programs in the district especially in Kamwenge town council.
In his remarks, Mr. Mukasa has advised youth to avoid being used by the self seekers who would not help them to address their needs.
“Please embrace government programs and also learn to appreciate the little that the government has done especially in education sector, health care, infrastructure among others. Uganda is full of opportunities that are only waiting for the organized youth groups to transform social and economically”. Mr. Mukasa said.
In his submission, the Kamwenge district chairman, Kalungi Joseph urged the young people under generation seven to always be the government allies in the fighting against corruption as this will bolster the development in Kamwenge district and Uganda at large.
Up on his appointment as the team leader, Mugish Richard pledged to work with security and district anti-corruption agencies to fight against corruption vices in the district.
He further promised to work with rulling government to ensure the needs of young ppeople are fully addresed.
Mugish added that during his reign, he is going to rally all young people in Kamwenge to ensure they benefit from all government programs such as Parish develop model-PDM and Emyooga plus others.
On his behalf, Fred Enock Kaahwa who was appointed as the team’s spokes person observed the need to educate the young people in Kamwenge about the history of Uganda and the achievements of NRM government.
He further encouraged them to engage in income generating activities to improve on their livelihoods.
According to the team, is ready to work and mobilize for President Museveni to ensure that he scores big in the forthcoming general elections come 2026.
