For you to understand Jinja's problem, I'll do some illustration. Thread…

It's like when you feel like you have malaria. You go and test positive for malaria but the doctor insists on treating you for flu. You insist you have malaria and show your test results but the doctor insists they're treating you for flu. (1/6)

The medication fails to work then they introduce paracetamol for malaria and a heavy dose of skin rash medication. You might survive and live but your health will be messed up. (2/6)

Jinja's day-to-day and long-term issues are known and the solutions to solve them are explored but for some reason, the administration chooses to do something else or completely ignore the issues. (3/6)

Case in point, why would you continue looking at Jinja as an industrial town when it's no longer one? We no longer have the advantages we had back then before @IMFNews Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPS) in 1982/3. (4/6)

The effects were felt 10 years later when the industries we had then started slowing down or dying off. So should Jinja remain the way it is because we can't benefit from industries anymore? Think about it. (5/6)

All it takes is a willingness to do what has to be done to deal with these issues. All it needs is a person with that willpower. I am that person and ask for you to support my Mayoral bid for Jinja CIty. #OmuloodiMwenhe #NowIsTheTIme #PeoplePower #Mission2021 (6/6)