KABALE: The Kabale District Woman Member of Parliament, Honorable Catheline Atwakiire Ndamira, has urged Christians to shun sectarianism and instead focus on diligent work while embracing government programs to enhance household income.
Her message was conveyed today by her political assistant, Alex Akampurila, during the thanksgiving Mass for Arineitwe Emmy of Hamuhambo ward in Ryakarimira Town Council, Kabale District. The Mass took place at Our Lady of Assumption Rwanyana Catholic Parish Church and was presided over by Reverend Father Musinguzi Deusdent.
Honorable Atwakiire highlighted the detrimental effects of some individuals vying for political positions in Kabale District, who are fostering division based on political, religious, and ethnic affiliations, which undermines development in the region.
She advised the Public to also refrain from engaging in divisive politics and instead support candidates peacefully as elections draw nearer.
She emphasized that leadership and development initiatives should be inclusive, benefitting all individuals regardless of their religious or political backgrounds.
CUE IN NDAMIRA’s MESSAGE….ON CHRISTIANS……RR//
The function saw the collection of over 10 million shillings.
Relatedly, Addressing mourners at the sendoff of the late Turyahikayo Godfrey Turyahikayo, a resident of Kyembeho – Kitohwa Parish in Kaharo Sub County, Kabale District, held at Mayabuure Catholic Church grounds, Honorable Atwakiire emphasized the importance of hard work to earn income and encouraged the embrace of technical education for children.
Honorable Atwakiire urged parents to treat their children equally and to be attentive to each child, particularly as they prepare for independent lives. She also encouraged youth to respect their parents, listen to their guidance, and join ‘Ngozi groups’ for posthumous support.
Additionally, Honorable Atwakiire called upon locals, especially the youth, to abstain from alcohol and narcotics, and to engage in income-generating projects such as agriculture and animal rearing.
Additional Reporting by David Akankwasa
