Meet Hon. Ali Ssenyonjo Edriis: The Next Mayor of Kyengera Town Council?
Hon. Ali Ssenyonjo Edriis is a name synonymous with leadership and community development in Kyengera Town Council. As a dedicated councillor, he has consistently demonstrated his commitment to serving the people who elected him.
One of Hon. Ssenyonjo’s greatest strengths is his willingness to speak out on issues that matter most to his constituents. For instance, he has been vocal about the need for fair property taxes, citing cases where town council authorities have levied exorbitant rates without applying professional skills. His advocacy has brought relief to many residents who were struggling to make ends meet.
Beyond taxation, Hon. Ssenyonjo is passionate about creating opportunities for growth and development in his community. He believes in nurturing the next generation and supports initiatives that promote youth talents and well-being. His leadership style is characterized by a willingness to listen and respond to the needs of his constituents, making him a beloved figure in the community.
Now, Hon. Ssenyonjo is setting his sights on an even bigger challenge: the mayoral seat of Kyengera Town Council. With his proven track record of leadership and commitment to community development, he is confident that he can drive progress and prosperity for all residents. His vision for the town includes sustainable development, improved infrastructure, and enhanced services for residents.
As a resident of Nakitokolo cell, Hon. Ssenyonjo understands the needs and challenges of his community. He is married with children and has built a reputation as a dedicated leader who puts the needs of his constituents first. With his O’level and A’level certificates from Gombe SSS and Kawanda S.S. Kawanda, respectively, he is well-equipped to tackle complex community issues.
Hon. Ssenyonjo’s dedication to fair taxation, community development, and youth empowerment makes him a valuable asset to Kyengera Town Council. If elected mayor, he promises to build on his experience as a councillor and chairperson of the District Finance Committee to drive meaningful change for the residents of Kyengera Town Council.
