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The legislator has embarked on numerous projects meant to uplift people in his constituency both financially and in terms of health.
Ssegirinya announced sometime back how he had embarked on building a world-class hospital in Kawempe saying it will be one of the best in the country.
Taking to his social media pages, he announced how he had finally obtained an operating license.
“GOOD NEWS: OUR KAWEMPE NORTH HOSPITAL LICENSE FINALLY IS OUT … THANKS MINISTRY OF HEALTH.” Ssegirinya tweeted.
Ssegirinya has been telling all those with the right qualifications to start applying right away in the hospital. He went ahead to announce the head of customer care as a one Swabula Owokisa.
The legislator is proving time and time again that a leader can in fact create change minus state help. He has embarked on different avenues to empower his people.
The politician spent yesterday handing out amenities such as wheat flour to women in Kawempe North involved in the chappati business.
He has also donated a number of well-equipped ambulances in the past few days to different regions in the country.
People have even requested him to open up an account where they can donate to help his projects. Instead of funding them directly from his pockets.
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