By Augustine Mumbere,
Mrs. Grace Kimekeke, the Mothers’ Union President for South Rwenzori Diocese has warned married women against luring their husbands into luxurious Christmas festivity demands that may end up frustrating other family developments in future.
She was quick to remind her fellow women of the biting economic situation that if not dealt with consciously, may turn against them economically in future.
Speaking to our reporter at her office yesterday, Ms. Kimekeke who called for massive approaches against domestic violence for peace to prevail, expressed her disbelief that some women were diverted from the real meaning of Christmas by pushing their husbands into luxurious expenditures that badly break their income cycles and frustrate other future plans, including the education of their children. Ms. Kimekeke speaking…
She however said it was also important for men to appreciate and have respect for their wives whom she said make homes relevant despite being helpers.
Meanwhile, Mr. Pauline Bwambale, the local council three Chairperson for Kilembe sub-county in Kasese district described luxurious expenditure targeting Xmas as a future source of financial challenges to many families.
Mr. Pauline who talked ill about the popular, Thukapanze’ slogan by savings group members mainly to fund luxurious Xmas needs, asked family heads to have priorities, including education for purposes of securing the future for their family members. Mr. Pauline speaking……
Hon. Venesio Masereka, the Kilembe sub-county youth counselor asked his electorates to avoid idleness by engaging in productive work and avoiding diversionary engagements that may lead them to the wrong side of the law. Hon. Venesio speaking…..
He also warned against absentee parents and guardians whom he said have too limited time to share with their children, thereby, leaving them to make unguided decisions. END
