Manafwa District Council Seeks to Sack RDC and other Heads of Security.

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Manafwa district council has  passed a resolution asking the office of the president’s appointing authority and minister of internal affairs to sack or transfer Ahamed Washaki the current RDC of Manafwa district, Denis Gamugisha the district police commander (DPC) and Emanuel Asimwe the district internal security officer (DISO) with immediate effect.
  
While speaking during the council session Harriet Nandutu the Manafwa district said that the resolution follows the improper conduct which the three district security heads have exhibited to the public and other district leaders.

She accused the three of doing less in restoring security in the district leading to an increased number of cases of cattle theft, freeing 30 year old man only identified as Job from Bukusu Sub County who was arrested by residents and handled to Manafwa CPC but later released after the family bribing police and beating up residents from sub counties of Bukusu, Sibanga, and Maefe over unknown reasoning leaving many with lots of injuries
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John Musila the LCV chairperson of Manafwa district also accused the RDC of interfering with the district council duties by asking police to arrest him with councilors who had organized woman’s day celebration at Buwagogo Sub County on 25/3/2019 claiming that the celebration was illegal.

Musila adds that with due respect to the council he is going to sign on the resolution minutes and forward them to concerned high offices such that action can be taken immediately.

Paulo Wakabenga councilor representing Maefe Sub County and Stephen Walimbwa of Wesswa Sub County said that since the three are bringing insecurity in the area, they must be removed to bring sanity in the district.

However, getting a comment from Ahamed Washaki the RDC was futile after his known phone numbers were off by press time.

By Kapewo Paul

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