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Over 130 NRM Party Coordinators Deployed to Monitor Government Programs Digitally.

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Some of the laptops and phones displayed before distribution to NRM regional coordinators at the ONC offices in Kyambogo on February 10, 2023.PHOTO/PETER SSERUGO.


Over 130 ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) regional coordinators have each been given a computer as a smartphone by the Office of the NRM national chairman (ONC) to enable them execute their new roles which among others, include monitoring of public service delivery at the local government level.
Handing over the gadgets to the coordinators at the ONC offices in Kyambogo on Friday, the presidential advisor on political affairs who doubles as the head of ONC office, Ms Uzeiye Namyalo urged the coordinators to use the gadgets to ensure timely submission of reports on the state of public services delivery in their respective local governments.
 
According to her, the appliances are part of the NRM party digitalization process to ease communications and all other party activities.
“Your role is to monitor government programmes and service delivery at the local government. The president thought it will be important to give you these gadgets (Computers and Phones) for a good working environment,” Ms Namyalo said.


She added: “These laptops and phones are not for sale; use them in the compilation and filing of your monthly reports on the status of service delivery at local government. You must also do research, therefore, these gadgets will be very helpful.”

The president through his ONC office has appointed the coordinators to work alongside the CAOs and RDCs in the monitoring of public service delivery at the local government levels to contain growing corruption and other illegalities associated with the administration units at the districts.
During the 37 NRM anniversary in celebrations in Kakumiro District last month, Mr Museveni who has been in power since 1986, warned district service commissions against corruption, sale of public jobs and sexual exploitation in exchange for public service jobs.


Source; Daily Monitor.

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