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West Nile leaders have called on the government to preserve the legacy of former Second Deputy Prime Minister and long-serving Adjumani West Member of Parliament Gen (Rtd) Moses Ali by implementing key development projects and resolving long-standing challenges affecting the region.
The call was made on Wednesday during a special West Nile regional council sitting held at Paridi Stadium in Adjumani to honour the late veteran politician, military officer and statesman.
West Nile leaders have called on the government to preserve the legacy of former Second Deputy Prime Minister and long-serving Adjumani West Member of Parliament Gen (Rtd) Moses Ali by implementing key development projects and resolving long-standing challenges affecting the region.
The call was made on Wednesday during a special West Nile regional council sitting held at Paridi Stadium in Adjumani to honour the late veteran politician, military officer and statesman.
Adjumani District Council Speaker Moses Rokani Simba, who presided over the sitting, described Gen Ali as a dedicated leader whose contribution to West Nile and Uganda should be preserved for future generations.
Adjumani District Local Council Five Chairperson John Anyanzo Ambayo urged the government to complete projects that were championed by the late General, including the proposed Laropi Bridge and the creation of municipalities for Moyo, Adjumani and Yumbe.
The leaders said completing the projects and resolving the challenges outlined in their memorandum would be a fitting tribute to Gen Moses Ali, whose military and political career spanned several decades.
Source: Nile post