MATUNGU MP BACK FROM AMERICA WITH GOODIES.

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MATUNGU MP Honourable Peter Oscar Nabulindo last week concluded a whirl wind tour of the US aimed at sourcing for external investment. 

The MP who gave a talk at a US university congress for Law makers jetted back in the country with goodies to his constituents. 
Honourable Nabulindo in a round table discussion with lagislators from North America. 

On  7th of November 2021,Hon. Peter Oscar Nabulindo signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mwale Medical Centre to provide;

1) Medical Insurance to over 20,000 families in Matungu Constituency.

2) Solar Street Lighting.

3) Provision of ambulance.

4) Housing project for vulnerable families.
During the deal signing with Mwale City representative. 
5) Girl child education support among other agreements.

The program will begin to be implemented in February, 2022 and run through February 2024.

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