RUBANDA: Minister of Finance (General Duties), Henry Musasizi has urged residents in Rubanda District to embrace unity and cultivate a sense of humanity to secure enduring legacies.
Speaking at the requiem mass for the late Juliana Bangana, a resident of Bukombe Cell in Kakore Parish, Hamurwa Sub County today, Minister Musasizi emphasized the importance of leaving behind a positive mark through hard work and benevolent deeds.
Reflecting on the exemplary character of Juliana Bangana, Minister Musasizi hailed her as a paragon of dependability, particularly in the realm of politics. He recounted the pivotal role the Bangana family played in supporting his own political aspirations back in 2009, citing their instrumental contribution to his Political career.
Minister Musasizi lauded Juliana Bangana’s commitment to secrecy, her industrious nature, and her fervent dedication to education and Christianity throughout her life.
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The Rubanda District LC5 Chairman, Stephen Ampeire Kasyaba, echoed Minister Musasizi’s sentiments, stressing the importance of fostering harmonious relationships within the community. He underscored the respect earned by the late Juliana Bangana and highlighted her lasting legacy as a testament to the power of communal cohesion.
The requiem mass, presided over by Rev Fr Christmas Austin, Parish Priest of Rushoroza Cathedral, provided a platform for reflection on societal values. Rev Fr Deus Maniragaba, Parish Priest of Kakore Catholic Parish while preaching condemned the prevalence of immorality among the youth and called upon parents to imbue their children with Christian virtues and a sense of responsibility.
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Juliana Bangana, who passed away at the age of 86 on Friday, is survived by eight children, forty grandchildren, and eighteen great-grandchildren.
