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THE DEPUTY SPEAKER ARUA CITY COUNCIL HON TABU FRED RALLIES POULTRY SELLERS, CHARCOAL SELLERS, AND FRUIT VENDORS FOR A CLEAN AND ORGANISED CITY.


Story by Anguzu Vincent.

In a bid and efforts to ensure a clean and organised city, the deputy speaker arua city council Hon Tabu Fredhas rallied poultry sellers, sugar cane sellers, fruit vendors and charcoal sellers to shift to a new station at social centre on Pajulu road.

Backing the move was the newly appointed town clerk Mr Angudubo Emmanuel who promised to use his position to change and organise the city through his political counterparts who are committed in ensuring service delivery a clean city like the *Hon Tabu Fred*

In ensuring and organising this, the Hon speaker gave two million ugandan shillings (2m) to erect a temporary structure as a store for particularly the poultry sellers at the new location.

The speaker proceeded to urging the sugar cane sellers at smash roundabout, fruit vendors at terego house roundabout, charcoal sellers behind arua main market, poultry sellers at the abattoir and those behind the main market to all shift to the new gazetted place at the social centre on Pajulu road.

Mr Aluma Alfred the chairman poultry sellers with his counterparts Madam Joyce Eleku of Sugar cane sellers, Madam Rose of fruit vendors and Madam Betty of charcoal sellers all welcomed the idea citing that the new place is spacious and looks organised for easy waste management.

However the chairpersons urged the city leadership through the Hon Tabu to ensure that all their colleagues in the category who are scattered throughout the city to all shift to the newly allocated place like for hawker who are been shifted away from the streets.

The deputy speaker Hon Tabu Fred thanked the poultry sellers, fruit vendors and charcoal sellers for accepting and embracing the new changes in the city for their own betterment and for the betterment of the region.

He promised through his colleagues both the political leadership and the technocrats to follow up and expedite execution of their pleas as a council for a clean and organised Arua City that benefits not only individuals but the entire region as West Nile.

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