VIDEO! PM Nabbanja Does It Again, Scoops Another Prestigious Award! Says This Award Is A Confirmation That Ugandans Appreciate Her Services!

By Juma Nsubuga 

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has continued to prove bring pride to this country after even the Head of State Gen. Yoweri Museveni officially awarded her a top award in recognition of her great service to the nation.

This fresh award comes after  the same celebrity Prime Minister recently did wonders for the country after scooping two prestigious international  Awards last year. Among the awards she brought was that of Global Women and African Female Leadership Award which she got while in New York not forgetting the most recent one she got putting her on top of other Women in Africa as the most influential and impactful lady on the continent.

As if to cement those realities at International and continental level, even President Museveni has today conferred the award of the Distinguished Order of the Crested Crane 1st Class Grand Commander to the Prime Minister Nabbanja Robinah for demonstrating exceptional leadership and service to the country.

This prestigious honor was  conferred to Nabbanja in accordance with the National Honours and Awards Act (2001, as Amended) today during NRM Liberations Day celebrations held at Teacher’s College in Mubende.

This medal symbolizes honor, patriotism, and dedication to national values, represented by the Crested Crane, Uganda’s national emblem.

The Grand Commander is reserved for top-level contributions to national service and leadership. 

The President also conferred awards to a distinguished number of people under different categories.

The medals presented on this day are a tangible recognition of the sacrifices and achievements that align with the ideals of the pivotal moment in the country’s history.

Nabbanja who is also Kakumiro district MP thanked GOD for this award.

“I dedicate this award to the president of Uganda,the women of Uganda,parliament of Uganda, my fellow colleagues in Cabinet and the office of the prime Minister because i don’t work alone”

“I also want to thank my boss ,my principle President Museveni for appreciating my services I give to this country. I want to promise him that I will continue to serve him and the entire Country tirelessly” she committed.

Others who have been awarded under the same category include the 3rd Deputy Prime Minister Rukia Isanga Nakadama and head of Public service Lucy Nakyobe.

This year’s NRM Liberations Day has been celebrated under the Theme: Salutations to those who re-sanctified our Homeland’