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New Kampala Archbishop Ssemogerere commends NWSC

Homeland Digital by Homeland Digital
April 7, 2022
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NWSC Managing Director Dr Eng Mugisha led a delegation from the corporation which paid a courtesy visit to the Archbishop Ssemogerere at St Mary’s Cathedral in Rubaga, Kampala. The team also included the General Manager for Kampala Water, Eng Mahmood Lutaaya; the Manager Public Relations, Ms Vivien Newumbe; Network Manager Sharon Karungi; and PCMO Fisher Sekabira.

NWSC Managing Director Dr Eng Mugisha led a delegation from the corporation which paid a courtesy visit to the Archbishop Ssemogerere at St Mary’s Cathedral in Rubaga, Kampala. The team also included the General Manager for Kampala Water, Eng Mahmood Lutaaya; the Manager Public Relations, Ms Vivien Newumbe; Network Manager Sharon Karungi; and PCMO Fisher Sekabira.

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By HOMELAND MEDIA NEWSROOM

The New Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kampala has commended Eng. Dr. Silver Mugisha and the the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) technical team for diligently working to extend water and sewerage services across the country.

On March 14, NWSC Managing Director Dr Eng Mugisha led a delegation from the corporation which paid a courtesy visit to the Archbishop Ssemogerere at St Mary’s Cathedral in Rubaga, Kampala. The team also included the General Manager for Kampala Water, Eng Mahmood Lutaaya; the Manager Public Relations, Ms Vivien Newumbe; Network Manager Sharon Karungi; and PCMO Fisher Sekabira.

The visit was part of efforts to strengthen the relationship between the utility and the Kampala Catholic Archdiocese, the NWSC team shared with Ssemogerere an overview of the corporation’s activities, challenges and history.

The General Manager for Kampala Water, Eng. Mahmood Lutaaya, listed the cost efficiency of water, environmental sustainability, in-house developed technological advancements and the ongoing fight against water theft and meter vandalism, as some of the key issues the corporation is very interested in addressing.

Eng.Lutaaya however, assured Archbishop Ssemogerere that despite some of the challenges affecting NWSC, the corporation has continued to expand its network of efficient, clean and safe water across the Kampala Metropolitan Area, and the country at large.

Archbishop Ssemogerere was delighted that the team from NWSC paid him a visit and shared vital information with him. The servant of God also asked his visitors to explain to him why sewage is released into water sources and not elsewhere.

The Mnaging Director,NWSC Eng.Dr. Sylver Mugisha gladly and ably answered the Archbishop’s question. He explained that the sewage discharged into the lake is treated and safe for aquatic life.

The NWSC boss welcomed Ssemogerere to the NWSC family, further emphasizing the significance of collaborations between government entities and community leaders.

Eng Dr Mugisha asked the Archbishop to sensitize his congregation about the impact of the dangers of water theft and vandalism of property, and to preach against these vices. Mugisha also pledged NWSC’s commitment to supporting the church in all matters regarding water and sewerage services.

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