NWSC Boss Mugisha sheds light on water security, quality and sustainability for all

Kampala, (UG):- The airwaves on Sunday crackled with insights and wisdom as National Water and Sewerage Corporation Executive Director, Eng. Dr Silver Mugisha graced NBS Television #NBSPeopleAndPower with Mildred Tuhaise, illuminating crucial aspects of water management and environmental stewardship.

Eng Mugisha’s impassioned plea resonated deeply: every Ugandan, particularly those within NWSC’s reach, should embrace their services. His reasoning was compelling; not only is NWSC’s water cheaper, but it’s also safer, reflecting a commitment to delivering high-quality water to the nation.

Pride radiated from Mugisha as he lauded the corporation’s water quality management team, heralding them as the finest in Africa. His assurance that every drop of water undergoes stringent monitoring underscores NWSC’s unwavering dedication to excellence.

The conversation pivoted to borehole drilling, where he unveiled the NWSC’s progressive stance. A no-objection policy, contingent on the purpose of water use, showcases a pragmatic approach to water resource management.

Challenges like water theft and the allure of smart meters were addressed with clarity. Mugisha’s candid assessment revealed the corporation’s savvy in navigating technological landscapes, ensuring practical solutions that align with real-world needs.

Environmental consciousness echoed throughout the discussion, advocating for responsible practices like tree planting to offset environmental impacts. The looming threat of climate change served as a stark reminder of the fragility of water sources, highlighting the urgency of sustainable practices.

As the interview unfolded, Silver Mugisha’s leadership prowess shone brightly. His strategic vision for @nwscug, including robust financial strategies and sustainability agendas, paints a picture of an organization poised for long-term success in ensuring water for all.

The crescendo came with Eng Mugisha’s pride in NWSC’s financial growth, a testament to their capacity to finance ambitious water initiatives independently. His call for a sustainability strategy underscores a forward-thinking approach, ensuring that the water for all agenda remains steadfast amidst evolving challenges.

In Eng. Dr Silver Mugisha’s words, a roadmap to water security emerges—a vision where access, quality, and sustainability converge to safeguard Uganda’s most precious resource. As he emphasizes, every good leader must be a steward of succession, ensuring that the legacy of water security endures for generations to come.