Muhumuza Joshua

I have cleared in full the @CentenaryBank loan that had placed the only family home of five orphaned children at risk. Many will recall the young girl who tearfully shared her family’s predicament during our Expose the Corrupt rally in Kanungu. Their uncle had mortgaged the family’s only home to secure a bank loan and subsequently disappeared, leaving the children facing the possibility of losing their inheritance. Today, I am pleased that this matter has been brought to a positive conclusion. The outstanding loan has been cleared to ZERO. Arrangements will now be made to transfer the property title into the names of the five children and have it appropriately caveated to safeguard their interests and protect their inheritance. Beyond securing their home, all five children will be supported in their education up to Senior Six (S6). I sincerely thank the new Kanungu District LC5 Chairman, Mr Byamukama, for his generosity in offering the children scholarships at his school. I also appreciate everyone whose kindness and compassion have contributed to this intervention. I will task the LC5 Chairman, together with the children’s aunt and caretaker, to oversee their welfare, education and continued protection. We must ensure that these children grow up in a secure and supportive environment. This is about more than clearing a bank loan. It is about protecting the inheritance of vulnerable children, restoring hope and giving them an opportunity to build a better future. May God bless the kind people