NORTHERN UGANDA YOUTH MP ASPIRANT MOSES KIDEGA VISITS MOYO DISTRICT FOR A CONSULTATIVE MEETING

Kidega Moses Agenorwot during a consultative meeting with youths in Moyo district.

By Araba Kalsum
Moyo

Kidega Moses Agenorwoth a youth aspirant for the Member of Parliament for Northern Uganda held a consultative meeting with the youths in Moyo district aimed at  discussing critical issues that affect the youths in the district such education, health including government programs.
 
Anzuvuku Savior the youth DLC Moyo urged the youths to be resourceful for survival, “If you are a youth, I want to challenge you that you should identify in your life what best you can do, as a hustler I want say that nobody was born rich, concentrate or hustling very hard to see that your life has changed, use the little resources we have with a lot of care so that these small resources we can push us somewhere tomorrow,” Anzuvuku appealed.
 
Isadru Peter the newly elected DLC Aluru sub-county appealed to the youths to elect a competent leader who will represent them fully.
“am appealing to the young people especially the youths of Moyo District let us not see money as a priority in elections what we must prioritize in election is the competence of this leader to represent us a young people,” said Isadru.    
    
However, Kidega Moses Agenorwot the aspirant for seat of youth representative for the parliamentary seat for Northern region expressed these sentiments about the meeting.
 
“Top in our agenda, we intend to address the issue that affects the most ordinary young persons, we believe that for so long Northern region has elected leaders who don’t appreciate the issues that they undergo, the young people and daily challenges and struggles for a long period of time being left unattended to so this time round we are saying that we must elect someone who appreciates our struggles and our challenges to do with education, to do with access to affordable health care, access to quality UPE and USE,access to Government programs and ensuring that these government programs indeed achieve their intended purpose for the young people ” Kidega said.