The Kigezi Diocesan Secretary, Rev. Canon Milton Nkurunungi, has called upon the residents of Kabale Municipality to prioritize cleanliness as the town prepares for its anticipated future city status.
Rev. Canon Milton made this appeal today at Kigezi High School Primary playground, addressing students and staff from Kikungiri Primary School, Junction Primary School, and Kigezi High School Primary. The gathering followed a town-wide cleaning effort and charity activities carried out by the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade to raise funds for their initiatives.
Representing the Bishop of the Diocese of Kigezi, Rt. Rev. Gaddie Akanjuna, Rev. Canon Milton emphasized the significance of proper garbage collection and disposal in maintaining a clean environment for the future city. He highlighted the Diocese’s continuous efforts to promote personal hygiene and sanitation among families in the region.
“Effective garbage collection and disposal are essential as we look forward to our town’s future city status,” said Rev. Canon Milton. “We must all contribute to maintaining a clean and healthy environment.”
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Rev. Canon Milton also commended the participating students for their dedication to the town’s cleanliness and encouraged them to uphold good morals and a God-fearing attitude to ensure a bright future.
“The Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade plays a crucial role in shaping the next generation of our church,” he added, praising the organization for its efforts.
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The Chairperson of the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade in the Diocese of Kigezi, Can. Richard Shaka, echoed these sentiments. He urged the students to keep faith at the center of their lives and emphasized the importance of discipline for achieving success.
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Rev. Warren Akatwijuka, the diocesan Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade field officer, highlighted the Brigade’s role in promoting children’s morals and discipline, boosting their self-esteem, and developing their skills through charity work. He noted that the funds raised would go towards improving the brass band and enhancing garbage collection efforts in Kabale Town during the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade week celebrations.
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This event underscores the Diocese’s commitment to community development and the holistic growth of its younger members, paving the way for a cleaner and more prosperous future for Kabale Municipality.
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