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This morning, accompanied by the Regional Internal Security Officer, officers from CID, and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, we conducted an unannounced inspection at Busiu Health Centre IV, the largest health facility in Mbale District. I commend Dr. Mawumbe Bernard, Dr. Balayo Isa Mustafa, the midwives, nurses, and all...

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Minister Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi., accompanied by the Regional Internal Security Organisation (RISO) chief, Anti Corruption Unit - State House Uganda, CID representatives, DISO Mbale, and other security officials, conducted an impromptu inspection at Busiu Health Centre IV, the largest health facility in Mbale District, uncovering ghost staff. #NBSUpdates
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Minister Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi., accompanied by the Regional Internal Security Organisation (RISO) chief, Anti Corruption Unit - State House Uganda, CID representatives, DISO Mbale, and other security officials, conducted an impromptu inspection at Busiu Health Centre IV, the largest health facility in Mbale District, uncovering ghost staff. #NBSUpdates

NBS Television

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Headline: All involved in the creation of ghost health workers in hospitals and ghost students in our local schools must face the law Following President Yoweri K Museveni Mzee’s directive, Kisanja no more sleep. Expose the corrupt. The corrupt in local government should seek Christ. It is not too late to ask for forgiveness. We must forge a new path of zero tolerance to corruption. Last night at 3:00 a.m., accompanied by the Regional Internal Security Organization (RISO) Chief, the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, representatives of the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID), the DISO Mbale, and other security officials, we carried out an unannounced inspection at Busiu Health Centre IV, the largest health facility in Mbale District. Our inspection uncovered five ghost staff who have reportedly been on the Government of Uganda payroll since July 2025 despite not being at the facility. This raises a serious question: who has been benefiting from salaries meant for these health workers? It is deeply disturbing that while the available medical team is overwhelmed by the huge number of patients, corrupt individuals continue to siphon resources intended to strengthen healthcare service delivery. This is unacceptable, and it must stop. With inspections of only two health centres in Mbale District, we have already uncovered 10 ghost staff being paid by the Government of Uganda. Every shilling stolen from the public is a shilling taken away from essential services for our people. We shall continue these unannounced inspections and ensure that everyone involved is held accountable. Corruption in our health sector and in our local schools, where ghost students are created to steal public resources, has no place in Uganda. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister of Local Government Ministry of Local Government , Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda , Muhoozi Kainerugaba ,
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Headline: All involved in the creation of ghost health workers in hospitals and ghost students in our local schools must face the law Following President Yoweri K Museveni Mzee’s directive, Kisanja no more sleep. Expose the corrupt. The corrupt in local government should seek Christ. It is not too late to ask for forgiveness. We must forge a new path of zero tolerance to corruption. Last night at 3:00 a.m., accompanied by the Regional Internal Security Organization (RISO) Chief, the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, representatives of the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID), the DISO Mbale, and other security officials, we carried out an unannounced inspection at Busiu Health Centre IV, the largest health facility in Mbale District. Our inspection uncovered five ghost staff who have reportedly been on the Government of Uganda payroll since July 2025 despite not being at the facility. This raises a serious question: who has been benefiting from salaries meant for these health workers? It is deeply disturbing that while the available medical team is overwhelmed by the huge number of patients, corrupt individuals continue to siphon resources intended to strengthen healthcare service delivery. This is unacceptable, and it must stop. With inspections of only two health centres in Mbale District, we have already uncovered 10 ghost staff being paid by the Government of Uganda. Every shilling stolen from the public is a shilling taken away from essential services for our people. We shall continue these unannounced inspections and ensure that everyone involved is held accountable. Corruption in our health sector and in our local schools, where ghost students are created to steal public resources, has no place in Uganda. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister of Local Government Ministry of Local Government , Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda , Muhoozi Kainerugaba ,

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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Rukungiri District, we shall be visiting soon, together with the district leadership, including the Chairperson, the Resident District Commissioner (RDC), and the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). Better service delivery is a constitutional right of every Ugandan. Public officers entrusted with serving our people, including the CAO, the District Health Officer (DHO), the District Education Officer (DEO), and other local leaders, must carry out their duties with integrity, diligence, and accountability. Those who are neglecting their responsibilities should take this as a warning. Inspection and assessment visits will continue across the country, many of them unannounced. To the many hardworking public servants who serve Ugandans with dedication and honesty, thank you. Your commitment is appreciated, and together we shall continue improving service delivery for all. Signed, Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi
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Rukungiri District, we shall be visiting soon, together with the district leadership, including the Chairperson, the Resident District Commissioner (RDC), and the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). Better service delivery is a constitutional right of every Ugandan. Public officers entrusted with serving our people, including the CAO, the District Health Officer (DHO), the District Education Officer (DEO), and other local leaders, must carry out their duties with integrity, diligence, and accountability. Those who are neglecting their responsibilities should take this as a warning. Inspection and assessment visits will continue across the country, many of them unannounced. To the many hardworking public servants who serve Ugandans with dedication and honesty, thank you. Your commitment is appreciated, and together we shall continue improving service delivery for all. Signed, Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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I have successfully completed the construction of a modern Model Primary Health Care Centre in Dagauda, Dambam Local Government Area of Bauchi State. This state-of-the-art facility is part of my broader commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots, particularly in our rural communities. It is fully equipped to provide essential health services, maternal and child care, immunization, and emergency treatment, ensuring that our people have access to quality healthcare close to their homes. #GreaterBauchi
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I have successfully completed the construction of a modern Model Primary Health Care Centre in Dagauda, Dambam Local Government Area of Bauchi State. This state-of-the-art facility is part of my broader commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots, particularly in our rural communities. It is fully equipped to provide essential health services, maternal and child care, immunization, and emergency treatment, ensuring that our people have access to quality healthcare close to their homes. #GreaterBauchi

Senator Bala A. Mohammed

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Last night, after midnight, I visited Buzibwera Health Centre IV in Buzibwera Town Council, which houses the headquarters of Mbarara District and serves a highly populated area. A resident reported that one of the midwives advised him to transfer his pregnant wife to Mbarara because the facility does not conduct deliveries on weekends. He further alleged that he was charged UGX 100,000 to use the ambulance. The health workers also highlighted gaps, including the lack of essential equipment such as an ultrasound scan. I have directed that an audit be carried out on the number of staff at the facility and that these concerns be forwarded to my senior colleague the Minister in charge of Health, Hon. DR. CHRIS BARYOMUNSI, for urgent action to address these gaps and improve service delivery. I thank the dedicated health workers at Buzibwera Health Centre IV for their commitment and service to the nation. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi
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Last night, after midnight, I visited Buzibwera Health Centre IV in Buzibwera Town Council, which houses the headquarters of Mbarara District and serves a highly populated area. A resident reported that one of the midwives advised him to transfer his pregnant wife to Mbarara because the facility does not conduct deliveries on weekends. He further alleged that he was charged UGX 100,000 to use the ambulance. The health workers also highlighted gaps, including the lack of essential equipment such as an ultrasound scan. I have directed that an audit be carried out on the number of staff at the facility and that these concerns be forwarded to my senior colleague the Minister in charge of Health, Hon. DR. CHRIS BARYOMUNSI, for urgent action to address these gaps and improve service delivery. I thank the dedicated health workers at Buzibwera Health Centre IV for their commitment and service to the nation. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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Thank you to the people and leaders of Bulambuli District for turning up in such great numbers for the Public Baraza. Your commitment to accountability, transparency, and better service delivery is truly encouraging. May God bless you all. Next stop: Namisindwa District on Thursday, followed by Mbale City and Mbale District on Friday for the continued inspection and assessment of government projects. Together, we must clean up our local governments, protect public resources, and ensure every taxpayer’s shilling delivers quality services to our people. The fight against corruption is a responsibility we all share.
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Thank you to the people and leaders of Bulambuli District for turning up in such great numbers for the Public Baraza. Your commitment to accountability, transparency, and better service delivery is truly encouraging. May God bless you all. Next stop: Namisindwa District on Thursday, followed by Mbale City and Mbale District on Friday for the continued inspection and assessment of government projects. Together, we must clean up our local governments, protect public resources, and ensure every taxpayer’s shilling delivers quality services to our people. The fight against corruption is a responsibility we all share.

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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The Honourable Minister of Local Government, Hon. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi. , has issued a strong and unequivocal warning to all local government workers across the country. He has made it clear that non-performance, corruption, and indiscipline will no longer be tolerated. The Minister has vowed to deal decisively with any public servant found engaging in malpractice, bribery, ghost workers, or failing to deliver services to the people. “All local government officials and staff must serve with integrity, accountability, and dedication. This is a final warning, we shall take firm action against anyone who undermines public service,” the Minister emphasised. Local government workers are advised to take note and align themselves with the expectations of the new leadership.
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The Honourable Minister of Local Government, Hon. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi. , has issued a strong and unequivocal warning to all local government workers across the country. He has made it clear that non-performance, corruption, and indiscipline will no longer be tolerated. The Minister has vowed to deal decisively with any public servant found engaging in malpractice, bribery, ghost workers, or failing to deliver services to the people. “All local government officials and staff must serve with integrity, accountability, and dedication. This is a final warning, we shall take firm action against anyone who undermines public service,” the Minister emphasised. Local government workers are advised to take note and align themselves with the expectations of the new leadership.

AIDEN OFFICAL

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The Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to quality, affordable healthcare. In line with the President's directive and our commitment to the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Agenda, all outpatient services in every health facility must now be provided free of charge. Any facility that continues to charge Kenyans for outpatient services is in violation of this directive and the Constitution and will face firm legal consequences.
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The Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to quality, affordable healthcare. In line with the President's directive and our commitment to the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Agenda, all outpatient services in every health facility must now be provided free of charge. Any facility that continues to charge Kenyans for outpatient services is in violation of this directive and the Constitution and will face firm legal consequences.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

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H.E. President Bola Tinubu’s Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration fully recognizes the urgent need to upgrade the quantity and quality of health workers nationwide to meet the evolving needs of our fast-growing population. This has informed our aggressive health workforce development drive. At present, we have recruited well over 2,500 doctors, nurses, midwives, and Community Health Extension Workers (#CHEWs) to address frontline health worker attrition. By partnering the Global Fund The Global Fund and other development partners, we are making significant advances on the implementation of the retraining of 120,000 frontline workers by 2027, deploying digital platforms, and to support state and local governments with financial incentives to recruit high-skilled health professionals. At a time when the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA has granted waivers for the recruitment of nearly 4,000 health personnel into Federal Tertiary Hospitals Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, over the past 12 months, to bolster service delivery and quality, I am delighted to share further detail on our efforts with you in this briefing from my desk.
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H.E. President Bola Tinubu’s Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration fully recognizes the urgent need to upgrade the quantity and quality of health workers nationwide to meet the evolving needs of our fast-growing population. This has informed our aggressive health workforce development drive. At present, we have recruited well over 2,500 doctors, nurses, midwives, and Community Health Extension Workers (#CHEWs) to address frontline health worker attrition. By partnering the Global Fund The Global Fund and other development partners, we are making significant advances on the implementation of the retraining of 120,000 frontline workers by 2027, deploying digital platforms, and to support state and local governments with financial incentives to recruit high-skilled health professionals. At a time when the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA has granted waivers for the recruitment of nearly 4,000 health personnel into Federal Tertiary Hospitals Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, over the past 12 months, to bolster service delivery and quality, I am delighted to share further detail on our efforts with you in this briefing from my desk.

Muhammad Ali Pate

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Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.
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Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

21,978 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

This morning, I made an impromptu visit to Kitebi Health Center to assess service delivery and interact with both staff and patients. I wish to remind the public that all services offered at KCCA health facilities across the city are FREE OF CHARGE. Please do not pay any money for any service. I thank our health workers for upholding the values of patient care, integrity, and teamwork as they continue to serve the people of Kampala.
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This morning, I made an impromptu visit to Kitebi Health Center to assess service delivery and interact with both staff and patients. I wish to remind the public that all services offered at KCCA health facilities across the city are FREE OF CHARGE. Please do not pay any money for any service. I thank our health workers for upholding the values of patient care, integrity, and teamwork as they continue to serve the people of Kampala.

Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki

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Thank you to the leaders and residents of Sembabule District for the interactive and open engagement that led to the arrest of four public officers over alleged corruption. These include the Town Clerk, the Chief Finance Officer, the District Land Officer, Mr. Kananura, and the Forest Officer. The District Health Officer, who is alleged to have stolen hospital equipment, will also be formally charged before the Anti-Corruption Court. All the officers mentioned will be interdicted, and new officers will be deployed to the district to pave the way for a transparent, impartial, and expeditious investigation. The Chief Administrative Officer will also be recalled to headquarters. I extend my sincere appreciation to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, State House Legal, the Ministry of Works technical team, the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID), the Internal Security Organisation (ISO), the Office of the President, Crime Intelligence, the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), and all the leaders and stakeholders participating in the Expose the Corruption mission. Your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to accountability are helping restore integrity in public service. There is no room for impunity or corruption in this Kisanja. We remain committed to strengthening accountability, restoring public trust, and improving service delivery across all local governments. Finally, I wish to inform the people of Mbarara City and the greater Ankole region that the Expose the Corruption mission continues. I will be in Mbarara City next Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. I invite all citizens with credible information on corruption, abuse of office, and poor service delivery to come forward and join us in the fight against corruption. Together, we can build transparent, accountable, and efficient local governments. BBarugahara
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Thank you to the leaders and residents of Sembabule District for the interactive and open engagement that led to the arrest of four public officers over alleged corruption. These include the Town Clerk, the Chief Finance Officer, the District Land Officer, Mr. Kananura, and the Forest Officer. The District Health Officer, who is alleged to have stolen hospital equipment, will also be formally charged before the Anti-Corruption Court. All the officers mentioned will be interdicted, and new officers will be deployed to the district to pave the way for a transparent, impartial, and expeditious investigation. The Chief Administrative Officer will also be recalled to headquarters. I extend my sincere appreciation to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, State House Legal, the Ministry of Works technical team, the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID), the Internal Security Organisation (ISO), the Office of the President, Crime Intelligence, the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), and all the leaders and stakeholders participating in the Expose the Corruption mission. Your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to accountability are helping restore integrity in public service. There is no room for impunity or corruption in this Kisanja. We remain committed to strengthening accountability, restoring public trust, and improving service delivery across all local governments. Finally, I wish to inform the people of Mbarara City and the greater Ankole region that the Expose the Corruption mission continues. I will be in Mbarara City next Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. I invite all citizens with credible information on corruption, abuse of office, and poor service delivery to come forward and join us in the fight against corruption. Together, we can build transparent, accountable, and efficient local governments. BBarugahara

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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Fellow Nigerians and friends from around the world, good day to you all. Trust deficits between the governed and those who govern have long shaped our national story. Overcoming this requires public administrators across all tiers and branches of government Government of Nigeria to embrace accountability and transparency in managing the commonwealth of our people. In line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Bola Ahmed Tinubu Renewed Hope Agenda, we have begun the deliberate and necessary work of institutionalizing this approach in the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA and in the agencies under our oversight. I am pleased to inform Nigerians that our ministry and its parastatals have entered into a multi-year pact with the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission ICPC to monitor, track, and audit expenditures involved in the nationwide overhaul of health infrastructure across all local government areas of the federation. In the medical profession, prevention is better than cure. This principle applies equally to our new approach to addressing official corruption and financial misconduct in the health sector. The primary objective of this pact with the ICPC is to institute preventive and corrective anti-corruption mechanisms, with particular emphasis on close surveillance of health parastatals and funding pathways under the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund Basic Health Care Provision Fund, which serves as a federal conduit to subnational entities responsible for the judicious use of resources. As part of this partnership, state and local governments will be integrated into strengthened accountability processes to ensure standardized anti-corruption measures nationwide. More specifically, the ICPC is mandated to report on the status of projects identified by the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency NPHCDA as a prerequisite for final certification of project completion. In real time, the ICPC will provide stage-by-stage monitoring of primary healthcare revitalization projects across all implementing states and local government areas to ensure value for money. Additionally, our pact with the ICPC introduces a new certification process for anti-corruption training and capacity-building initiatives to support health sector staff in preventing and addressing corrupt practices within their mandates. While these historic steps offer a sustainable template for fiscal prudence in the sector, we are simultaneously advancing a multi-dimensional strategy to confront the threat corruption poses to the health of every Nigerian. We recognize the critical role of our youth in driving reforms at the community level. This recognition led to the recruitment and deployment of hundreds of Performance and Financial Management Officers (#PFMOs) across all local government areas to continuously assess primary health centre rehabilitation and operational performance. This initiative complements President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commissioning of the National Health Fellows—774 young leaders from every local government area—selected through a rigorous process and prepared to sustain the new anti-corruption procedures aligned with their technical and administrative responsibilities. This fight against long-standing development inhibitors in the health sector is essential not only for improving the lives of Nigerians but also for enhancing donor confidence, with direct implications for non-governmental and multilateral financial support for key health interventions for our nation. This is our time to reclaim the nation we love, to reject what has held us back, and to affirm a new social contract grounded in integrity, renewed trust, and renewed hope. Thank you, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Fellow Nigerians and friends from around the world, good day to you all. Trust deficits between the governed and those who govern have long shaped our national story. Overcoming this requires public administrators across all tiers and branches of government Government of Nigeria to embrace accountability and transparency in managing the commonwealth of our people. In line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Bola Ahmed Tinubu Renewed Hope Agenda, we have begun the deliberate and necessary work of institutionalizing this approach in the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA and in the agencies under our oversight. I am pleased to inform Nigerians that our ministry and its parastatals have entered into a multi-year pact with the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission ICPC to monitor, track, and audit expenditures involved in the nationwide overhaul of health infrastructure across all local government areas of the federation. In the medical profession, prevention is better than cure. This principle applies equally to our new approach to addressing official corruption and financial misconduct in the health sector. The primary objective of this pact with the ICPC is to institute preventive and corrective anti-corruption mechanisms, with particular emphasis on close surveillance of health parastatals and funding pathways under the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund Basic Health Care Provision Fund, which serves as a federal conduit to subnational entities responsible for the judicious use of resources. As part of this partnership, state and local governments will be integrated into strengthened accountability processes to ensure standardized anti-corruption measures nationwide. More specifically, the ICPC is mandated to report on the status of projects identified by the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency NPHCDA as a prerequisite for final certification of project completion. In real time, the ICPC will provide stage-by-stage monitoring of primary healthcare revitalization projects across all implementing states and local government areas to ensure value for money. Additionally, our pact with the ICPC introduces a new certification process for anti-corruption training and capacity-building initiatives to support health sector staff in preventing and addressing corrupt practices within their mandates. While these historic steps offer a sustainable template for fiscal prudence in the sector, we are simultaneously advancing a multi-dimensional strategy to confront the threat corruption poses to the health of every Nigerian. We recognize the critical role of our youth in driving reforms at the community level. This recognition led to the recruitment and deployment of hundreds of Performance and Financial Management Officers (#PFMOs) across all local government areas to continuously assess primary health centre rehabilitation and operational performance. This initiative complements President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commissioning of the National Health Fellows—774 young leaders from every local government area—selected through a rigorous process and prepared to sustain the new anti-corruption procedures aligned with their technical and administrative responsibilities. This fight against long-standing development inhibitors in the health sector is essential not only for improving the lives of Nigerians but also for enhancing donor confidence, with direct implications for non-governmental and multilateral financial support for key health interventions for our nation. This is our time to reclaim the nation we love, to reject what has held us back, and to affirm a new social contract grounded in integrity, renewed trust, and renewed hope. Thank you, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Muhammad Ali Pate

81,575 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

📽️ Minister Balaam Barugahara has proposed the establishment of a school every 10 kilometres to improve access to education and keep more girls in school. He made the remarks during the nationwide anti-corruption campaign in Masaka while inspecting Kyanamukaka Health Centre IV alongside State Minister for Local Government, Justine Nameere. #NewsInBytes #VisionUpdates
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📽️ Minister Balaam Barugahara has proposed the establishment of a school every 10 kilometres to improve access to education and keep more girls in school. He made the remarks during the nationwide anti-corruption campaign in Masaka while inspecting Kyanamukaka Health Centre IV alongside State Minister for Local Government, Justine Nameere. #NewsInBytes #VisionUpdates

The New Vision

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In the same village, we visited Naiku Health Centre III, where we found only three junior medical officers on duty by 10:00 a.m. out of a total establishment of 19 staff. The Officer-in-Charge was not on duty, and we were informed that this has become a habitual occurrence. This is totally unacceptable. Reporting to work late, or failing to report for duty altogether, is a form of corruption because it denies wananchi the healthcare services they deserve while taxpayers continue to meet the wage bill. We also uncovered four ghost staff on the facility’s payroll, a serious abuse of public resources that must be investigated and addressed without delay. I extend my sincere appreciation to Hon. Nangoli of Bulambuli for joining me today on this fact-finding mission. I also thank the CID, the Office of the President, and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit for their commitment to exposing corruption and promoting accountability in local government. Together, we remain determined to ensure that public resources serve the people they are intended to benefit. #KisanjaEndCorruption #ExposeTheCorrupt
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In the same village, we visited Naiku Health Centre III, where we found only three junior medical officers on duty by 10:00 a.m. out of a total establishment of 19 staff. The Officer-in-Charge was not on duty, and we were informed that this has become a habitual occurrence. This is totally unacceptable. Reporting to work late, or failing to report for duty altogether, is a form of corruption because it denies wananchi the healthcare services they deserve while taxpayers continue to meet the wage bill. We also uncovered four ghost staff on the facility’s payroll, a serious abuse of public resources that must be investigated and addressed without delay. I extend my sincere appreciation to Hon. Nangoli of Bulambuli for joining me today on this fact-finding mission. I also thank the CID, the Office of the President, and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit for their commitment to exposing corruption and promoting accountability in local government. Together, we remain determined to ensure that public resources serve the people they are intended to benefit. #KisanjaEndCorruption #ExposeTheCorrupt

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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The digitization of our health systems has been a game changer, allowing us to unearth and stop fraudulent transactions that once crippled the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). As we continue to implement the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda through the Social Health Authority (SHA), we will safeguard it from falling into the same pitfalls. Every health facility, whether public, private or faith-based, will be fully accountable, ensuring transparency, integrity and value for every shilling invested in the health of our people.
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The digitization of our health systems has been a game changer, allowing us to unearth and stop fraudulent transactions that once crippled the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). As we continue to implement the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda through the Social Health Authority (SHA), we will safeguard it from falling into the same pitfalls. Every health facility, whether public, private or faith-based, will be fully accountable, ensuring transparency, integrity and value for every shilling invested in the health of our people.

Hon. Aden Duale, EGH

14,557 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

This evening, I was joined by the Rt. Hon. Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa , at Rwakitandara Playground in Mitooma District for a Baraza focused on strengthening the fight against corruption, abuse of office and poor service delivery. Deputy Speaker Tayebwa Pledges Anti-Corruption Drive with Balaam, Urges Mitooma Locals to Lead by Example The Baraza brought together local leaders, community stakeholders, technical officials from the Ministry of Local Government and residents to openly discuss challenges affecting service delivery, accountability and government programs in Mitooma. The Rt. Hon. Deputy Speaker, who is also the Area MP for Ruhinda North, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to working with me to intensify the fight against corruption and abuse of office across the country. He emphasized that the directive comes from the highest level: “As directed by the President, His Excellency Y.K. Museveni, and PLU Chairman MK, we are ready to work with Hon. Minister Balaam and fight corruption and abuse of office across the country.” The Deputy Speaker also emphasized that the fight against corruption requires collective responsibility. While calling for firm action against public officials who abuse their offices, he challenged citizens to also examine their own conduct and reject practices that undermine service delivery. He urged residents to shun bribery, extortion and other forms of corruption, noting that sustainable change requires integrity from both leaders and citizens. I thanked the people of Mitooma for turning up and openly raising their concerns. The Ministry of Local Government will follow up on the issues raised during the Baraza and work with district leadership and relevant authorities to ensure that government programs deliver the intended services to the people. The Expose the Corrupt campaign continues. Together, we can restore accountability, protect public resources and improve service delivery. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister for Local Government
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This evening, I was joined by the Rt. Hon. Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa , at Rwakitandara Playground in Mitooma District for a Baraza focused on strengthening the fight against corruption, abuse of office and poor service delivery. Deputy Speaker Tayebwa Pledges Anti-Corruption Drive with Balaam, Urges Mitooma Locals to Lead by Example The Baraza brought together local leaders, community stakeholders, technical officials from the Ministry of Local Government and residents to openly discuss challenges affecting service delivery, accountability and government programs in Mitooma. The Rt. Hon. Deputy Speaker, who is also the Area MP for Ruhinda North, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to working with me to intensify the fight against corruption and abuse of office across the country. He emphasized that the directive comes from the highest level: “As directed by the President, His Excellency Y.K. Museveni, and PLU Chairman MK, we are ready to work with Hon. Minister Balaam and fight corruption and abuse of office across the country.” The Deputy Speaker also emphasized that the fight against corruption requires collective responsibility. While calling for firm action against public officials who abuse their offices, he challenged citizens to also examine their own conduct and reject practices that undermine service delivery. He urged residents to shun bribery, extortion and other forms of corruption, noting that sustainable change requires integrity from both leaders and citizens. I thanked the people of Mitooma for turning up and openly raising their concerns. The Ministry of Local Government will follow up on the issues raised during the Baraza and work with district leadership and relevant authorities to ensure that government programs deliver the intended services to the people. The Expose the Corrupt campaign continues. Together, we can restore accountability, protect public resources and improve service delivery. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister for Local Government

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

54,461 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce

We are currently in Rakai District attending an extraordinary District Council meeting as part of the “Expose the Corrupt” campaign in local government. I thank the leaders of Rakai District for attending today’s meeting and for their commitment to improving governance and service delivery. Later today, we shall inspect roads and address several community mini barazas across the district to engage directly with wananchi and assess the delivery of public services. Our focus remains clear: improving service delivery, strengthening accountability, and eliminating corruption within our local government system. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister of Local Government
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We are currently in Rakai District attending an extraordinary District Council meeting as part of the “Expose the Corrupt” campaign in local government. I thank the leaders of Rakai District for attending today’s meeting and for their commitment to improving governance and service delivery. Later today, we shall inspect roads and address several community mini barazas across the district to engage directly with wananchi and assess the delivery of public services. Our focus remains clear: improving service delivery, strengthening accountability, and eliminating corruption within our local government system. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Minister of Local Government

Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi.

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#WATCH | Union Health Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya says "This year on the occasion of Prime Minister Modi's birthday, we will take up the 'Ayushman Bhava' programme from September 17. Under this campaign, we will promote health target services and raise awareness among people to ensure optimum delivery of all health schemes run by the Government of India to every intended beneficiary."
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#WATCH | Union Health Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya says "This year on the occasion of Prime Minister Modi's birthday, we will take up the 'Ayushman Bhava' programme from September 17. Under this campaign, we will promote health target services and raise awareness among people to ensure optimum delivery of all health schemes run by the Government of India to every intended beneficiary."

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I am deeply disappointed by the unethical conduct displayed by Minister Justine Nameere Nsubuga during these supervision visits. If the intention is genuinely to improve service delivery, every unannounced supervision should be conducted alongside qualified technical experts who can objectively assess challenges and recommend practical solutions. Visiting an understaffed health facility and publicly reprimanding the Officer-in-Charge, instead of documenting the staffing shortages and systemic challenges, does little to address the real problems facing our healthcare system. Effective leadership is about solving problems, not creating spectacles. Frontline health workers deserve professionalism, respect, and support not public humiliation.
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I am deeply disappointed by the unethical conduct displayed by Minister Justine Nameere Nsubuga during these supervision visits. If the intention is genuinely to improve service delivery, every unannounced supervision should be conducted alongside qualified technical experts who can objectively assess challenges and recommend practical solutions. Visiting an understaffed health facility and publicly reprimanding the Officer-in-Charge, instead of documenting the staffing shortages and systemic challenges, does little to address the real problems facing our healthcare system. Effective leadership is about solving problems, not creating spectacles. Frontline health workers deserve professionalism, respect, and support not public humiliation.

Dr.Anyama Alfred Berliner

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