PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS KENYAN BISHOP REV JOHN OMUSE, DISCUSS WEALTH CREATION

PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS KENYAN BISHOP REV JOHN OMUSE, DISCUSS WEALTH CREATION
President Museveni Meets Kenyan Bishop, Discuss Wealth Creation.

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on Wednesday September 25, 2024, met with The Rt. Rev. John Okude Omuse, the Bishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya-Diocese of Katakwa. 

The Bishop who was in the company of his wife Mrs. Grace Nanjala and other clergy, was led by H.E. Jessica Alupo, the Vice President of Uganda at State Lodge, Nakasero. 

During the meeting, President Museveni shared insights on wealth creation and the successful practices Uganda has employed to transition its citizens from subsistence farming to active participation in the money economy. 

“When we came into power, cotton was the main cash crop among the Itesots here in Uganda. I advised them that they needed to shift from that because it wasn’t logical for some households to have small pieces of land and grow cotton. I told them they need to grow fruits like mangoes, pineapples, and oranges.” 

He highlighted that the adoption of these crops, along with cotton and poultry farming has led to better livelihoods in Uganda.

“I don’t agree with the notion that God will provide for those who do not work. As a religious leader, you must exemplify the values you teach,” he said. 

“If you are poor and struggling, what message does that send to your community? A body that is hungry and sick cannot truly embody the temple of God.”

On the other hand, Bishop Okude expressed his gratitude to President Museveni for his visionary leadership. 

“Your Excellency, you are the father of our region, East Africa. We can’t commend you enough for your continuous dedication and support you render to your fellow leaders and us the citizens,” he said. 

However, the bishop highlighted the pressing agricultural challenges facing the Iteso community in Katakwa. 

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