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Namuganza delivers Museveni’s Shs50m to Sserinya Parish

President Yoweri Museveni has donated Shs50m towards the construction of Sserinya parish priests’ house in Buwunga Sub-County Masaka Archdiocese.

The State Minister for Lands Ms Persis Namuganza, NRM's Eng Joseph Ssewava and Masala Archdiocese Bishop Serverus Jjumba after the function (Photo/Courtesy)

MASAKA, UGANDA: President Yoweri Museveni Sunday donated Shs50m towards the construction of Sserinya parish priests’ house in Buwunga Sub-County Masaka Archdiocese.

The shs 50m package was delivered by Hon. Persis Namuganza, the minister of state for lands, housing and urban development on behalf of the President.

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The Bishop of Masaka Diocese Rt. Rev Serverus Jjumba thanked the President for the gesture towards the church.

“The Bible says, Go up to the mountains, bring wood and rebuild the temple, that I may be pleased with it. That is exactly what President’s big heart has decided to do for the Christians in Serinya parish, Bukomansimbi district, courtesy of Eng Joseph Ssewava,” the Bishop said.

It should be noted that this is not Ssewava’s first effort to mobilise for the people of his area, prior to that he hosted the Member of Parliament for Mawogola North, Shartsi Musharure who also contributed building materials for the same cause.

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Hon. Namuganza thanked the church for complementing government programs like Parish Development and promised to deliver the church’s gratitude to the fountain of honour.

Eng Joseph Ssewava who is the Head political mobilisation in the office of the Presidency, thanked President Museven for forging unity among Ugandans and encouraged the people to support NRM anti poverty programs.

The Bishop thanked Hon Namuganza for being Humble and serving above self.

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