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Kakuuto constituency legislator in the 11th parliament, Geoffrey Lutaaya has donated a second ambulance to his voters. The donation happened just a few months after he donated the first ambulance.
The singer-turned-politician donated the ambulance to aid them in the transportation of patients to hospitals to receive treatment.
The brand new and fully equipped ambulance is Lutaaya’s second major contribution to the people of his constituency. He says he is in preparations to do even greater things for his voters.
His wife, Irene Namatovu, disclosed the donation through her Instagram account where she shared a video while cleaning the ambulance.
Reports reveal that the Da Nu Eagles boss Lutaaya is looking forward to emulating Kawempe North MP Hon. Muhammed Ssegirinya’s acts. Ssegirinya has lifted the health status of people in his constituency.
Geoffrey Lutaaya, under the NUP flag, also made his maiden speech on the floor of parliament yesterday (August 4, 2021). This left very many on social media amused.
Lutaaya appeared articulate as while he fronted some of the major areas that are in a dire situation in the constituency to the floor of parliament.
This made very many people deem him fit as the best candidate for the slot.
He explained to parliament how the road in his constituency has claimed the lives of two of his voters. He said they were headed to the hospital for delivery when the accident happened.
He then called upon the deputy speaker who chaired the session to prioritize the matter since it has been around for a while now.
Check also;
- Ambulance Overturns With Covid-19 Patient Inside
- Mbale Hospital Denies Receiving Ambulances From Ministry Of Health
- How Thugs Stole A New Ambulance From Arua Referral Hospital
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