The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda and the Parliamentary Elections Act are
interesting tools I have enjoyed appreciating them, especially in line with how much they can
It will assist us in providing effective leadership.
The Parliamentary Elections Act (2005), as amended, states and guides that the state
It must be founded on democratic principles that empower and encourage participation.
participation of all citizens at all levels in their own governance. This therefore means
Citizen participation is not limited to voting for leaders, but goes as far as
taking part in all governance processes, including making decisions and directing how they are carried out
Those who have been given a mandate and the authority to lead us should serve us.
Clauses (3) and (4) of Article 1 of our Constitution provide that all power and authority
The powers of government derive from the people who consent to being governed in accordance with
the provisions of the constitution.
When we talk about humble efforts, therefore, and the vision to serve our people, this is
From where we derive our inspiration, desire, and, above all, the sense of duty to provide
leadership. It is always refreshing to sit and listen to our people in some of these
Especially as they express their preferences for how they want to be governed.
Better with better services, the warm reception they give to the ideas we share with them
On how we think and feel we can be relevant to the challenges of the day, and the
With that commitment they pledge to be part of and support our humble efforts.
I have never been more hopeful that humble efforts with great love and commitment,
We believe that we can change society and that we are ready as a generation to be that change.
desire to see.
Greetings from Kigarama, Ndorwa East!
Alexander Kyokwijuka, Humble Citizen, Kigarama, Ndorwa East.
