Owekitiibwa Haji Osman Ahmed Noor, the 2nd Deputy Katuukiro of the Busoga Kingdom, has expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) and the Ministries of Lands and Health in addressing the ongoing Jinja Muslim Cemetery land dispute.
This comes after the Minister of Lands, Hon. Judith Nabakooba, called for a crucial meeting on Monday, October 28, 2024, in Jinja to discuss the land issues.
Haji Osman commended the stakeholders for their proactive engagement in resolving the matter and called on the Muslim community in Jinja to remain calm and united. He reassured residents that the upcoming meeting is expected to provide a clear resolution to the land issues, preserving the cemetery’s sanctity and respect within the community.
“ This intervention brings hope to all those affected by this dispute ,” Haji Osman stated. “ I urge everyone to stay patient as we await the outcomes of the Monday meeting, which we believe will bring peace and clarity .”
As a stakeholder in this matter, Haji Osman assured the community that he would continue to follow developments closely and advocate for the interests of the Muslim community regarding the cemetery. His involvement reflects a commitment to ensuring that community concerns are addressed respectfully and effectively.
This intervention underscores the government’s commitment to safeguarding community interests while respecting the cultural and religious significance of the cemetery land.
