Masindi leaders advised to seek wisdom from God
He emphasized that he cannot work alone and called for teamwork, support, and unity to deliver quality services to the people of Masindi.
Masindi: Leaders in Masindi Municipality and the district have been urged to seek wisdom from God as they execute their duties in office.
The call was made by Ms. Beatrice Nakiboneka, the Lay Leader of Nyamigisa Parish, during a victory thanksgiving ceremony for Mr. Rogers Amanyire, the Mayor-elect of Masindi Municipality. The function was held at Amanyire’s home in Kayanja Cell recently.
Preaching from the book of 1 Kings 3:7–12, Nakiboneka encouraged political leaders to emulate King Solomon by seeking God’s wisdom.
“When God asked King Solomon what He should give him, Solomon asked for wisdom. Therefore, newly elected leaders should seek wisdom from God if they are to work and serve the people who elected them,” she said.
She challenged Amanyire to serve the people diligently, promote love, and unite residents of Masindi Municipality.
Nakiboneka further reminded the mayor-elect of the high expectations voters have placed in him, urging him to ensure effective service delivery.
“Amanyire, I want to remind you that voters have high expectations in you. You should ensure that you deliver effective services to the people of Masindi,” she added.
Speaking at the same function, Rogers Amanyire said he joined the mayoral race to make a difference and pledged to prioritize effective service delivery. He noted that he would work closely with LC1 leaders to address challenges at the cell level.
“I joined the race for Masindi Municipal Mayor to make a difference, and I pledge to prioritize effective service delivery. I will work closely with LC1 chairpersons to address challenges at the cell level,” Amanyire said.
He added that before attending council sittings, he plans to first meet the 86 LC1 chairpersons who make up Masindi Municipality to understand their challenges and address them at the grassroots level.
Meanwhile, the Masindi District LCV Chairperson-elect, Mr. Patrick Wobusobozi, called for unity and cooperation between politicians and technocrats to enhance service delivery.
Wobusobozi encouraged leaders to work for the good of the people, noting that he is ready to work with everyone to ensure the development of Masindi District.
“My hands are open and ready to work with everyone. I apologize to those I wronged during the campaign trails, and I appeal to those who were not on my side to join me for the betterment of Masindi District,” he said.
He emphasized that he cannot work alone and called for teamwork, support, and unity to deliver quality services to the people of Masindi.
The Masindi District Chairperson, Mr. Cosmas Byaruhanga, challenged the newly elected leaders to fulfill their campaign promises, noting that voters entrusted them with hope and confidence. He also urged candidates who did not succeed in the elections to support those who were elected for the sake of development.
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