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Prioritizing peace, respecting private sector has led to increased revenue – Museveni

Wilson Kakuru
Last updated: November 11, 2020 8:26 am
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President Yoweri Museveni who is also the NRM Presidential Candidate has urged the NRM leaders to remind the people that it was because of wise policies of the NRM that the country has been able to carry out a number of notable achievements.

He was speaking during a meeting of NRM leaders and flag-bearers from Lango sub region districts of Alebtong, Amolatar, Apac, Dokolo, Kole, Lira and Oyam.

The decision to prioritize peace and respecting the private sector was the reason there are more investors in the country and this had gradually increased the tax revenue.

“I see here that the distribution of money in Lango sub-region is about 272 billion in a year. In 1986 the tax collection in the entire Uganda was 5billion. So now you can see how wisdom can be stronger than strength,” Museveni said.

NRM Vice Chairman for northern Uganda Jacob Oulanya

Candidate Museveni who addressed the meeting scientifically said he was happy to note that with the discovery of petroleum in Uganda, more money would be added to the tax collection to further develop the country and all this, he attributed to the NRM government.

“It is now 14 years since we discovered petroleum and had not yet dug it out of the ground because we were still arguing with the oil companies. We have now finally agreed with them. These companies will spend 20 billion US dollars to dig it out of the ground. This will be additional money to the taxes we are already collecting,” he said.

About the Cattle Compensation

speaking about cattle compensation in the areas of Acholi, Lango and Teso, President Museveni that the government would continue the cattle compensation programme but emphasized that this time, they would not use lawyers because some of them were conniving with some people in the Ministry of Finance to cheat the wanainchi and delay the process.

On the infrastructural developments in the region, President Museveni noted that because of the good road networks, the business between South Sudan and Uganda was growing. He noted that roads like Moroto-Nakapipirit had been well constructed without the need for external borrowing.

Leaders follow as president Museveni articulates NRM manifesto

Mr. Museveni tasked the leaders to continue teaching people about the need to shift from subsistence to commercialized agriculture even as they carry out the mobilization.

Outgoing NRM vice chairperson, Sam Engola appreciated President Museveni for the support rendered to Lango sub region and for meticulously respecting the electoral guidelines in this pandemic period.

“We thank you for the support in the infrastructural sector which has made Lira qualify for a city,” he said. He noted that the sub region still sought for his support in procuring value addition services and equipment for farmers to boost their yields and house hold incomes.

Before leaving, the President Museveni briefly met with a few NRM elders and flag bearers.

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