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According to Emmanuel Onong, who led the delivery team, this initiative aligns with the Foundation’s broader mission to uplift places of worship and foster community development.
KATAKWI: KAZI NI KAZI Foundation continued its efforts to support religious institutions by distributing over 2,500 bags of cement to more than 93 churches in Ngariam County, Katakwi District on Sunday, March 23, 2025.
As part of the initiative, consignments were delivered to Life Line Resurrection Ministries, Christ Disciple Ministry in Katakwi Town Council, Osudan Church of Uganda, and St. Peter’s Catholic Church Osudan in Katakwi Sub-County.
The donation was officially handed over during a Sunday service, where six churches in Ngariam County each received a symbolic donation of 50 bags of cement.
Pr. Francis Otim, overseer of all Life Line Resurrection Churches in Katakwi District, expressed gratitude for the generous support and emphasized its significance in furthering the development of God’s work.
“I pray for God’s grace to continue guiding and blessing Daniel Mulalu for his commitment to supporting the house of God in Ngariam County and Katakwi District,” said Pr. Otim.
He further noted that their ministry has spent 17 years building their church with a vision for development and acknowledged Dan Mulalu’s leadership as a key factor in achieving a prosperous Ngariam County and Katakwi District.
Several Christians, including Albert Ooyi and Teddy Opus, also expressed their appreciation for Mulalu’s visionary approach to development.
“We are ready to support him whenever he calls upon us,” they said.
In addition to the cement donation, Christ Disciple Church received a pledge of 216 iron sheets for the completion of its building.
During an interaction with the media, Archdeacon Francis Obwuana of Christ Disciple Church highlighted that the church requires UGX 500 million to complete its construction.
According to Emmanuel Onong, who led the delivery team, this initiative aligns with the Foundation’s broader mission to uplift places of worship and foster community development.
The gesture has been met with widespread joy and appreciation among the Christian community, with many offering prayers and well wishes for Dan Mulalu, the Foundation’s chairman, in his aspirations for the MP seat.
Mulalu also used the event to encourage residents to take advantage of government initiatives such as the Parish Development Model (PDM) and Emyooga.
He urged them to organize themselves into structured groups to access available government support effectively.
