Stop cheating Our Country- MP Kabasharira speaks out against corruption as Uganda Celebrates Independence

Amos Tayebwa

Mbarara _As Uganda marks 62 years of Independence since 1962, the Rushenyi Member of Parliament Naome Kabasharira has urged Ugandans within their respective institutions and authorities to stop any kind of vice related to corruption that has killed this country economically.

In her independence message to the Ugandans in particular the people of Rushenyi County, Ntungamo District, MP Kabasharira congraclated Ugandans and believed that Uganda as a state has taken a very big milestone as far as development is concerned where a number of people have benefited from peace, good infrastructure, good education systems and other government programs like Emyoga, PDM that a meant eradicate poverty from the communities.

She has also challenged Ugandans, especially the electorates from Rushenyi to take the independence message in their homes to ensure that every family becomes financially independent to excel in their endeavors.

However, Kabasharira has revealed  that Uganda is at the climax of the corruption rate which is a threat to the economy of this nation, something that requires every Ugandan’s effort in fighting corruption to have a country that is corruption free in the next coming years.

“God has helped us as Ugandans to have lived for 62 years since we got independence, however, I would love to call on Ugandans that for next more years if we want development, all the people whether in Government or not, You must stop stealing Government money. I must tell you that corruption has spread everywhere in the Government institutions and now it has reached even our local areas, something that is more dangerous. I therefore pray to God to come up on us in ensuring that there is no more corruption in our country as we keep celebrating our independence” said MP Kabasharira

MP Kabasharira is among the Legislators in the Parliament of Uganda that have stood firm and spread the gospel of fighting corruption in Uganda. She is a woman of Principles that does not tolerate diversion.