Hon Wilfred Niwagaba, the Ndorwa East constituency MP, joined Christians of Nyamitoma C.O.U, in Kizinga , Kaharo sub county,in Ndorwa East, Kabale district, who hailed them for the development work they are doing especially working on the road that connects them to the main road.
Hon Niwagaba contributed 2M cash towards the development of the church .
Akampulira John , who represented Christians hailed Hon Wilfred Niwagaba for joining them in development of the church and the catechist on behalf of the Christians pledged maximum support to all developemt programs.
Later, Hon Niwagaba joined Christians of Omwikaniro C.O.U also in Kaharo sub county, who requested him to follow up their roads connecting them to the main road.
Hon Niwagaba said that each district was allocated 1bn for roads ,as it will be budgeted for, next month, which will be chaired by Hon Catheline Ndamira Atwakiire, the Kabale district woman MP, who is the chairperson Kabale district roads committee.
Hon Niwagaba and contributed 2M cash towards the development of the church.
Hon Niwagaba and Ndamira Atwakiire have worked on several projects and are following the 500M that was robbed for the Kitibya bridge and the road.
Hon Niwagaba assured the Christians that the Kitibya road and the bridge that they will be constructed soon as the funds are already out and they are waiting for the contractor to be deployed.
Rev Fr Augustine Tumushime, the rector St Paul’s seminary, who represented the Parish priest Rushoroza cathedral parish, urged Christians to love their Catholic faith, love their leaders, especially Hon Catherine Ndamira and hon Niwagaba, for they are serving God without segregation,in religion, giving an example that hon Niwagaba is now from three different protestant churches and be proud of being a catholic.
Fr Augustine also tipped Christians to always set target , especially during developing the church ,and be smart in mind especially decision making.
A local said that those planning to contest against Nuwagaba are wasting time.
Additional reporting by David Akankwasa
