City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago has asked leaders at all levels to use Eidh celebrations to promote justice and equity.
Lukwago says since the Ramadan is about seeking God’s mercy and love, these virtues should be reflected in the leaders at all levels as we celebrate Eidh.
He says injustice erodes the people’s good will therefore leaders should use this Eid day to refresh their leadership skills and work towards achieving equity for all.
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