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” I take this moment to thank God for all this blessing. Whom am I to have triple victory this week. God rewards who ever believes and trusts in him. I give Glory to God,” Dr Byakatonda said.
Byakatonda was sworned in as workers MP on Monday joining the 11th Parliament.
The workers Anchor man in juvial mood has planned mega party in Kampala to celebrate victory with friends and trade union leaders.
Jenipher Kacha Namuyangu Byakatonda, but commonly referred to as Jennifer Namuyangu, is a Ugandan politician and environmentalist. She belongs to the National Resistance Movement political party. She is the Minister of State for Local Government in the Ugandan Cabinet.
Byakatonda pledged to deliver his manifesto within 90 days in parliament.
The former Chairman of Departed Asian Properties Board pledged to table minimum wage bill in 11th Parliament to ensure that workers attain minimum wage in the country.
Top on his agenda is also to procure two brand new double pick ups for national organisation of trade union and Central organisation of trade union the top trade unions lobbying and fighting for workers rights in the country.
“Am a man of action and its time to implement my manifesto. What has been lacking in parliament is legislators who deliver than concentrating in politics,” he said.
“I will procure brand new double cabin pick ups and deliver to coftu and notu for trade union mobilization. I will also continue with my motorcycle loan system to boost trade unions recruitment and mobilization drives,” Byakatonda added.
Before the swearing in Dr Byakatonda Abdulhu was engaged in mobilization of trade union leaders into cooperative saccos and training of journalists.
He has distributed motor cycles to at least 43 trade unions to members recruitment drive.
Check also;
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