Today, government decided to hold an Anti-corruption Walk led by President Yoweri Museveni from City Square to Kololo Airstrip intended to increase awareness in the fight against corruption.
Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah has been amongst the many dignitaries that have graced the event. While giving his speech, Oulanyah openly revealed that most of the people who had gathered at Kololo were corrupt.
“We are all corrupt,” said Oulanyah.
“We need to have a change of attitude. Don’t wait to be anything else to start fighting corruption. It starts from where you are and what you do. The fight starts with you. Let us stop the pretence,” he added.
In attendance was also outgoing Archbishop of Uganda, Stanley Ntagali who first congratulated the Chief Walker President Museveni and the public for participating in the walk that is aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption.
Ntagali said his recent speeches across the country have been making a statement about corruption. He appealed to the participants involved in corruption to repent and be agents of change.
