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Minister Baryomunsi Commended for Inclusive Leadership and Grassroots Development in Kanungu

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  • Minister Baryomunsi called on district leaders to ensure the effective use of government funds allocated for essential infrastructure projects such as roads and other social services.

KANUNGU: Residents of Kambuga Town Council have applauded Minister of ICT and National Guidance Dr. Chris Baryomunsi for his exemplary leadership and dedication to the well-being of his constituents.

Their appreciation was voiced during his recent visits and meetings held across various parishes in the sub-county.

During these engagements, Minister Baryomunsi distributed hoes to every household, emphasizing that the initiative was inclusive and devoid of political bias. He clarified that the hoes were personally funded, not sourced from government resources.

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Addressing criticism from some politicians and religious leaders who argued that distributing hoes does not equate to development, Minister Baryomunsi urged them to concentrate on their responsibilities and allow him to serve his voters in ways he sees fit.

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Hafusa Mukazimurungyi, the Deputy Mayor of Kambuga Town Council, highlighted the region’s long-standing challenges, including inadequate electricity, poor road infrastructure, lack of bridges, and water shortages.

She expressed gratitude for Minister Baryomunsi’s efforts to provide lasting solutions to these issues.

Despite his personal initiatives, Minister Baryomunsi called on district leaders to ensure the effective use of government funds allocated for essential infrastructure projects such as roads and other social services.

Minister Baryomunsi toured several areas, including Kibale 1, Kibale 2, Kanyamomo, Bunyinya, Northern Ward, Kayanga, Nyakatunguru, Kambuga Town Council, and Ngarama, engaging directly with the residents.

In addition, he urged the people of Kambuga to reject divisive messages based on religious discrimination. He encouraged them to evaluate leaders based on their abilities and contributions to the community rather than focusing on how long they have served.

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Minister Baryomunsi’s inclusive approach and dedication have further strengthened his reputation as a non-discriminatory leader committed to improving the lives of all members of his community.

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