BULAMBULI LABOUR DAY GREETINGS

Dear fellow citizens,

On this International Labour Day, of 1May 2024, I would love to express my heartfelt appreciation for the dedication and hard work you have contributed to our nation, each in your own unique capacities. Your efforts have been pivotal in improving the livelihoods of our people, and for that, I am truly grateful. May your commitment be recognized and rewarded, both openly and in the unseen ways that matter most.

I also wish to take this moment to announce my candidacy for the position of Member of Parliament in the Bulambuli constituency in the upcoming 2026 elections. My aim is to advocate for the revitalization of our constituency, which boasts a rich heritage of both human and natural resources. Unfortunately, we face numerous challenges such as job scarcity, public sector corruption, youth unemployment, illegal land acquisition, inadequate education, and a lack of clear direction for economic growth and household prosperity. These issues point to a significant leadership deficit that must be addressed.

My vision is to address these challenges by leveraging our natural and human resources. I aim to promote modern farming practices to enhance our supply chain and redirect our youth towards technology and technical skills training, thereby fostering job creation and community development. Together, we can bridge the gap in leadership and steer our constituency towards a brighter future.

I humbly ask for your support as we work towards realizing this vision together. I invite you to join our WhatsApp community where we can collaborate and chart the course towards a prosperous Bulambuli constituency.

Wishing you all a blessed International Labour Day.

Warm regards,

Wamboka Jephther Prince
Candidate for Member of Parliament, Bulambuli constituency

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