Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi shaking hands with newly Copl. John Nzaisenga and Ruth Rukundo, Nzaisenga is a member of Vice President Security working with Uganda Police force at Masaka SDA Church on December 10, 20117
Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi has commended the leadership in the Uganda Police Force that is encouraging its youthful officers to embrace marriage a move that has blossomed a number of resourceful relationships both at work and in respective homes of officers.
Speaking during the wedding ceremony of Corporal Nzaisenga John, a member of his security detail, who married Rukundo Ruth at Seventh day Adventist Church in Masaka district, Ssekandi noted that marriage comes with many good benefits but warned new couples to block their ears to negativity and rumors that destroy marriages.
The newly wed,Copl. John Nzaisenga and Ruth Rukundo
The Vice President noted that senior officers are a mirror to their juniors who mostly emulate many positive things about them since they interact on daily basis during work and off duty.
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Ssekandi hailed Corporal Nzayisenga for taking a bold step and married his friend which has formally united their families and forged a new partnership.
Pastor Josiah Usaba who wed the couple urged them to be truthful in everything especially finances and acquired assets which are a sources of conflict in many homes.
The couple later hosted their guests at Queens Gardens Hotel Kyazanga town in Lwengo district where Superintendent of Police and immediate supervisor of the bride, Assanasio Turyahabwe eulogized him for his discipline and dedication which will propel him to even greater feats in life and career.
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The function was also attended by Barbirye Kabanda, Masaka district Woman Member of Parliament, Cissy Namujju, Lwengo District Woman Member of Parliament, Kitata Abdu, Bukoto West Member of Parliament, and Lwengo LC5 Chairman, Godfrey Mutabazi among others.