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COVID-19 CRISIS: Pastor Kakande donates relief food to Moroto vulnerable families

JONATHAN OPOLOT | PML Daily CorrespondentbyJONATHAN OPOLOT | PML Daily Correspondent
April 11, 2020
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Mr. Andrew Keem Napaja (2nd left), the LCV Chairman Moroto district and RDC Peter Keen Lochap (2nd right) recieving food from Pastor Kakande team on Saturday (PHOTO/Jonathan Opolot).

 

MOROTO – Moroto district authorities have received 5000 kilograms of maize flour for distribution to vulnerable families, thanks to Synagogue Church of All Nations Uganda led by Pastor Samuel Kakande.

The food relief was delivered on Saturday morning by Pastor Kakande’s company Mechanized Agro Uganda Limited which works with artisan miners in Moroto district.

It was received by Peter Ken Lochop, the Moroto Resident District Commissioner and LC V chairperson, Andrew Napajja.

Handing over the 200 bags of maize flour containing 25kgs each, Simon Nagiro, the Spokesperson of the Mechanized Agro Uganda Limited said the food is meant to benefit the most vulnerable and those hit hardest by the COVID-19 lock down.

He said the donation is aimed at helping people who have nothing to eat because their normal lifestyles have been affected by the COVID -19 prevention measures.

The Moroto district chairperson Andrew Napajja said the food aid was timely.

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