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Following the recent reshuffle by Presiden Museveni, outgoing Kampala RCC Hudu Hussein described his time in Kampala as challenging. However, in a tweet, he said this has taught him and he is now prepared for more challenges.
In the new changes the president made, he transferred Hudu to Yumbe district, over 500km away from the capital.
He had announced a number of strategies to clean Kampala and one of them happened to be clearing vendors off the streets which he accomplished.
To follow up on this, building and shop owners were warned of closure in case vendors were found on their buildings or shop verandas.
In another bid, he gave street preachers 30 days to leave the city even though he had denied ever saying this.
“My President is a very religious and God-fearing man, and he is my inspiration. I cannot do something that he himself cannot do. I emphasize that I cannot and did not say anything about chasing street preachers. I referred to street children, among other issues,” Hudu Hussein said in a statement later.
After his transfer news, many Ugandans took to social media to comment on the transfer of the outgoing RCC 500km away from Kampala.
He also commented on his transfer and applauded the president for trusting him to serve the country. He added that despite the challenges, he has gained a lot of experience that will be useful at his new duty station.
“Yumbe district, here I come ready to work. Security and service delivery on top,” he said.
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