In a significant move to ensure safety and peace during the election period, AIGP Christopher Damulira convened a meeting with security stakeholders in Greater Luwero. The discussion focused on strategies to combat crime and maintain public order, especially during the sensitive electoral season. Speaking passionately to the assembled leaders, Damulira stressed the importance of engaging the youth in positive and productive activities rather than criminal behavior.
He highlighted that young people are the backbone of the nation and have immense potential to contribute to society if their energy is channeled correctly. “Crime only destroys lives and communities,” Damulira noted, urging the youth to embrace initiatives that empower them economically, socially, and personally. His message was clear: the future of Luwero, and indeed Uganda, depends on young people making the right choices today.
The meeting also served as a platform for security officials to share insights, coordinate efforts, and strengthen community engagement to prevent criminal activities during the elections. By fostering cooperation between local authorities and communities, AIGP Damulira believes that Greater Luwero can become a model of peace and development. The session concluded with a call to action, inspiring both leaders and residents to work together to create a safer and more promising environment for all.
