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Social Activist JB Muwonge hails NUP for conducting leadership trainings.

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By J.B Muwonge

Important Update and a big thanks to Mr President Bobi Wine and the entire National Unity Platform fraternity.

The leadership training conducted yesterday for the elected local government leaders of Ssabagabo Division, Makindye is an excellent move and example of how investing in education and training can lead to significant positive changes in our society. Leadership is a vital component of any community in this country and the effectiveness of the respective leaders can determine the success or failure of a community’s progress and the entire struggle we all embarked on.

This epic training was aimed at equipping our leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to lead their respective communities effectively. It is a step towards ensuring that these NUP leaders are adequately prepared to take on the challenges that come with their roles.

The interactive sessions held at our party HQ also provided an opportunity for these Makindye Sabagabo leaders to share their experiences and learn from each other, which is an excellent way to enhance leadership skills.

Leadership is not just about managing people, but it’s also about inspiring and motivating them to work towards a common goal. Effective leaders must be able to communicate their vision clearly and inspire their followers to take action. With the skills and knowledge gained from the training, I am convinced these leaders are better equipped to lead their communities towards positive change we all want

The success of any community or any struggle depends on the effectiveness of its leaders, and this training is a step towards ensuring that the leaders are equipped with the necessary skills to bring about positive change. Era kisoomoozo eri abakulembeze abalala mubitundu ebirara far from town centers.

Actually We need leaders who are not only committed to their positions and respective communities but those that are also knowledgeable and have the skills necessary to lead effectively. It is only through effective leadership that we can achieve our desired goals and make significant progress towards building a New Uganda.

As we look forward to seeing these leaders implement what they learned during the training, we must also remember that achieving what we want also depends on the actions we take as individuals. We must all work together toward causing the nonfictional social economic and political change we all desire.

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