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Minister Musasizi Calls for Religious-Political Convergence to Boost Wealth Creation

Obed Kankiriho
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Minister Musasizi urged religious leaders to use their influence to complement government efforts in sensitizing communities about wealth creation initiatives, emphasizing that such a partnership would accelerate socio-economic development.


RUBANDA: The Minister of Finance (General Duties), Henry Musasizi, has called for what he termed as Convergence between religious and political leaders to support President Museveni’s wealth creation agenda aimed at eradicating household poverty across the country.

Speaking during the induction and installation of Rev. Dickson Turyamureba as the Parish Priest of St. Andrews Kateretere Church of Uganda Parish in Nangara Parish, Nyamweru Sub-County, Rubanda East County on Saturday, Minister Musasizi emphasized the need for unity between the two groups. He noted that when religious and political leaders work together, it becomes easier to spread the message of economic transformation and encourage Ugandans to transition from poverty to a money-driven economy.

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He urged religious leaders to use their influence to complement government efforts in sensitizing communities about wealth creation initiatives, emphasizing that such a partnership would accelerate socio-economic development.

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He commended the church for supporting government efforts in guiding and advising Christians on how to transition into a money-based economy.

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The Sheema Deputy RDC, Sam Evidence Orikunda, echoed Minister Musasizi’s call, urging Christians to embrace President Museveni’s poverty eradication drive.

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