Fadil denies smear campaign
In the face of what he perceives as a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation, Fadil issues a stern warning to media outlets, demanding accurate reporting and threatening legal repercussions for those disseminating false narratives about him.
KAPCHORWA - Tingey MP, Hon. Twalla Fadil, a prominent figure in Kapchorwa District, Uganda, vehemently rejects allegations of smear campaigns orchestrated by his opponents, particularly singling out a police officer seeking political advantage ahead of the general elections. Holding multiple roles, including being the NRM Kapchorwa district chairman and the MK Army Project Chief Mobilizer in Sebei Region, Fadil stands as the NRM flagbearer with a resolute commitment to principles such as equal opportunities, youth empowerment, and unwavering integrity.
In the face of what he perceives as a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation, Fadil issues a stern warning to media outlets, demanding accurate reporting and threatening legal repercussions for those disseminating false narratives about him. The politician, who has a track record as a former youth councilor, prides himself on his contributions to Sebei Region, particularly in terms of youth empowerment. His initiatives include providing employment opportunities, lobbying for improved services in health, education, and sports sectors, all underpinned by the overarching goal of eradicating poverty in Kapchorwa District.
Fadil, drawing from his own experiences, cautions fellow Members of Parliament against taking loans, highlighting the risks that many face in losing the majority of their assets. He urges MPs to invest wisely with what they earn in parliament, emphasizing the susceptibility of their assets to money lenders. According to research, a concerning 1/4 of MPs reportedly lose their assets due to loans. The source within the Uganda Parliament reveals that some MPs venture into businesses without prior experience, driven by the desire for substantial profits, only to face significant losses.
Recent developments underscore the seriousness of this issue, with two MPs allegedly being sent to government prisons for failing to meet their loan obligations. This serves as a stark reminder of the financial pitfalls that parliamentarians may encounter and reinforces Fadil's advice for cautious financial management.
In summary, Hon. Twalla Fadil stands firm against perceived attacks on his reputation, upholding a vision for Kapchorwa District centered on youth and women empowerment, poverty eradication, and a stern commitment to integrity. His cautionary words to fellow MPs regarding financial prudence resonate against the backdrop of real-world consequences faced by those who neglect this advice.
