Pakistan Association Uganda–Lira Praises GCW Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, MOH Dr. Chris Baryomunsi for Championing National Cleaning Day

LIRA CITY, UGANDA — The Pakistan Association Uganda, Lira Chapter, has applauded the Government Chief Whip (GCW) and Minister of Health, Hon. Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero, Minister Of Health Dr. Chris Baryomunsi for their leadership and commitment to promoting environmental cleanliness, public health and community responsibility during the National Cleaning Day activities in Lira City.

The association joined other stakeholders, community members and leaders in the nationwide cleaning exercise, demonstrating its commitment to supporting government initiatives aimed at creating cleaner, healthier and more sustainable communities.

The participation of the Pakistan Association Uganda reflects the growing spirit of cooperation between Uganda's communities and international residents, particularly in advancing public health, environmental protection and civic responsibility.

The association commended Dr. Aceng and Minister Baryomunsi for providing leadership and mobilising communities around the importance of maintaining clean surroundings, noting that environmental hygiene is a shared responsibility that requires the active participation of individuals, institutions, businesses and local authorities.

The National Cleaning Day initiative also provides an opportunity for citizens to move beyond words and take practical action in addressing poor waste disposal, maintaining public spaces and improving sanitation standards.

In his message, President Of Pakistani Association Uganda Lira, Main Muhammad Nasir said Pakistan Association Uganda will continue partnering with government programmes and the development in Lango sub-region. 

For Lira City and the wider Lango sub-region, such collective efforts are particularly important in strengthening urban cleanliness, protecting public spaces and promoting a culture of responsible waste management.

The Pakistan Association Uganda Lira participation sends a strong message that building a clean and healthy Uganda is not the responsibility of government alone but a collective national obligation.

A CLEANER UGANDA, A HEALTHIER NATION.

The association's involvement further demonstrates the importance of unity, partnership and community participation in supporting national development priorities.