The Bufumbira East Member of Parliament, Hon. Dr. James Nsababuturo, has urged residents to set personal goals, develop individual visions and embrace mindset change as a key pathway to economic transformation and poverty alleviation within households and communities.
While addressing residents of Karambi and Bihanga villages in Kalago Parish, Murora Sub-county on Tuesday, Dr. Nsababuturo emphasized the value of hard work and determination noting that every individual should set clear goals and pursue them diligently, as this fosters improved living standards.
“Every human being should set goals and focus on achieving them through hard work. It creates an environment that uplifts standards of living,” Dr. Nsababuturo stated.
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Later, the legislator visited Nyakaryezi Trading Centre, where he engaged residents from Rujo, Kabyaza, and Ryihuyaga villages, also in Kalago Parish. He inspected ongoing construction at the Nyakaryezi Health Centre, a facility he is spearheading to address the persistent lack of accessible medical services.
During the visit, Dr. Nsababuturo donated 50 bags of cement to support construction efforts and encouraged residents to work collectively to ensure the project’s timely completion. He emphasized that once completed, the health centre will serve Kalago and the surrounding communities.
At Nyakaryezi, Dr. Nsababuturo also underscored the importance of responsible voting. He cautioned residents against voting based on monetary influence, saying that such decisions often hinder development and quality service delivery.
“Many people vote for money instead of choosing capable leaders. This undermines progress in many communities,” he remarked.
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The legislator received a warm welcome from hundreds of enthusiastic locals, who praised his commitment to the area’s development. Residents commended his initiatives since assuming office, citing improvements at Maregamo and Chahafi Health Centres, support for church construction and fundraising, and upgrades to roads, schools, and other public infrastructure.
