Bulamogi MP Sanon Bwiire: ‘Service Awards are Legitimate, Not Stolen Money’
A Passionate Defense by Hon. Sanon Bwiire
As the Member of Parliament for Bulamogi, Hon. Sanon Bwiire has taken a strong stance in defense of the service awards for Commissioners. In a recent appearance on NBS Radio’s Endabirwamu show, moderated by Sir Grace Mwesigwa, Bwiire made it clear that he believes these awards should not be branded as “smuggled and stolen money.”
Legitimate Budget Allocation
Bwiire emphasized that the service awards were properly passed in the budget and are a legitimate part of parliamentary proceedings. He argued that it is unfair to cast aspersions on the integrity of the awards, as they were approved through the appropriate channels.
Support for Public Servants
Furthermore, Bwiire highlighted the importance of recognizing and rewarding the hard work of public servants. He stressed that service awards are a way to show appreciation for the dedication and commitment of individuals who serve their communities and the country as a whole.
Pushing Back Against Criticism
While there has been criticism and controversy surrounding the service awards, Bwiire remains steadfast in his support. He insists that the awards are well-deserved and should not be tarnished by unfounded accusations of corruption.
Impact on Individuals
For individuals like myself, the defense of service awards by Hon. Sanon Bwiire is reassuring. It shows that there are advocates who are willing to stand up for the rights and recognition of public servants, ensuring that their hard work is duly acknowledged and rewarded.
Global Implications
On a larger scale, the defense of service awards by Bwiire sends a message about the importance of upholding integrity and transparency in government practices. It highlights the need to support and value public servants, not only in Uganda but around the world.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Hon. Sanon Bwiire’s passionate defense of the service awards for Commissioners serves as a reminder of the value of recognizing and appreciating the contributions of public servants. By standing firm in his support, Bwiire is sending a powerful message about the importance of upholding principles of fairness and accountability in governance.
