By Peter Masereka,
Rt. Rev. Francis Aquirinus Kibira Kambale, the Ordinary of the Diocese of Kasese, has warned politicians against making empty promises and spreading hate speech but Instead, urged them to use this campaign season to sensitize the public on income-generating activities.
Bishop Kibira expressed concern over the rising levels of poverty among young people, noting that some politicians are exploiting the youth for selfish interests rather than helping them find avenues for sustainable livelihoods.
Delivering his message shortly after presiding over Holy Massat Bukangara Parish yesterday where two Religious Sisters made their final vows and four Novices professed their first vows under the congregation of the Little Sisters of Mary Presentation in the Temple, the Bishop also warned the youth against drug abuse. Bishop Kibira speaking…
Ms. Fatuma Kamama Kathembo, the Kasese District Woman MP candidate on the NUP ticket, described the Bishop’s message as timely.
Ms. Fatuma speaking….
Hon. Selevest Masereka Caritas, the FDC flag bearer for Bukonzo County East, welcomed the Bishop’s message, encouraging fellow political aspirants to focus on more productive political engagement.
Mr. Caritas speaking…
Mr. Geoffrey Sibendire Bigogo, the local LCV contender for Kasese district and Cleus Bwambale for Member of Parliament seat on NUP ticket, pledged to promote unity. END