Welcome to the Jungle of Kampala Potholes!
Speaker Among’s Pothole Predicament
Have you ever felt like you’re driving through a war zone when navigating the streets of Kampala? Well, you’re not alone! The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, has had enough of dodging potholes and swerving to avoid disaster. During a recent plenary session, she called out the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) for their lackluster efforts in fixing the city’s roads.
Among specifically pointed out the prioritization of pothole repairs in Munyonyo, where important visitors for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) conference will pass through. She expressed her frustration at the neglect of other areas in Kampala, where everyday Ugandans are left to deal with broken roads and endless traffic jams.
Fixing Potholes for All, Not Just for Guests
The Speaker’s message was crystal clear – if you’re going to fix potholes in Kampala, do it across the entire city, not just in Munyonyo for the sake of temporary visitors. Ugandans deserve better infrastructure and services, and it’s high time KCCA started prioritizing the needs of its citizens over the convenience of guests.
How Speaker Among’s Directive Will Impact Me
As a resident of Kampala, Speaker Among’s directive gives me hope for smoother and safer journeys on the city’s roads. No longer will I have to dread the daily commute or worry about damaging my car due to poorly maintained streets. This initiative is a step in the right direction towards improving the quality of life for all Kampalans.
How Speaker Among’s Directive Will Impact the World
Speaker Among’s bold stance on pothole repairs sets a precedent for other cities around the world facing similar infrastructure challenges. It highlights the importance of prioritizing the needs of local residents over the comfort of temporary visitors. By addressing basic road maintenance issues, Kampala is paving the way for a more efficient and sustainable urban environment.
In Conclusion
Let’s hope that Speaker Among’s directive to fix potholes across Kampala marks the beginning of a new era of improved infrastructure and services for all residents. It’s time to say goodbye to the jungle of Kampala potholes and hello to smoother rides ahead!
