Osuta Yusuf

#iip_updates . #Information_is_Power . Click on this link https://informationispowah.blogspot.com/2023/07/outgoing-arua-district-cao-handsover.html to read more . #we_inform_the_uninformed . : Incoming CAO Mr  Nicholas Ogwang  on the left receives Auditor General’s report from outgoing CAO Mr  Jude Paul Bukenya  on the right. Photo by  Information is Power. The outgoing Chief Administrative Officer for Arua District, Mr  Jude Paul Bukenya  has on Wednesday 19-7-2023 handed over office of Arua District Chief Administrative Officer vote 810, to the incoming Chief Administrative Officer Mr  Nicholas Ogwang  who was formerly the CAO for Omoro District. While handing over the office, the outgoing CAO Mr Jude Bukenya who has been transferred to Kyankwanzi District, praised Arua District council as one of the best councils in the entire WestNile region, noting that, he didn’t get misunderstandings with any of the council members or the LC V Chairperson. Mr Jude also accounted to the quor

#we_inform_the_uninformed . Tina’s Valentine’s day was just perfect. In the morning while at her desk, the office attendant called her ‘mbu’ something was outside for her, and lo and behold; a Range Rover was in the parking lot. A large pink banner with the words, ‘Happy Valentines Day, my Love’ and her picture was spread out on it. She was so excited that her man was finally showing her the love she deserved. However, in the evening, she got a call from Byange Motors and the guy told her that he wanted his car back before 10pm because her boyfriend only hired it for one afternoon. Tina does not want to return the car, after all it was a gift and she did not know about any funny deals. Should she really return what was given to her as a gift? WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY? First of all, we need to understand what a gift is. By law, for something to be considered a gift, that thing must be voluntarily (without force) transferred from one person to another without paying or doing anything for

#we_inform_the_uninformed . Tina’s Valentine’s day was just perfect. In the morning while at her desk, the office attendant called her ‘mbu’ something was outside for her, and lo and behold; a Range Rover was in the parking lot. A large pink banner with the words, ‘Happy Valentines Day, my Love’ and her picture was spread out on it. She was so excited that her man was finally showing her the love she deserved. However, in the evening, she got a call from Byange Motors and the guy told her that he wanted his car back before 10pm because her boyfriend only hired it for one afternoon. Tina does not want to return the car, after all it was a gift and she did not know about any funny deals. Should she really return what was given to her as a gift? WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY? First of all, we need to understand what a gift is. By law, for something to be considered a gift, that thing must be voluntarily (without force) transferred from one person to another without paying or doing anything for