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JKIST SAGA IN KISORO

This letter by the minister for education maama kataha janet museven on 24/may/2019 and the office of the chairman received it on 05/june/2019.

The minister in the last paragraph stated clearly that the chairman should call the district leadership to discuss the contents in the letter and " revert" "as soon as possible"

She went ahead and said that the project's life has been extended to 2023/24 financial year.many of us had mis interpreted this to be that the project was pushed to 2023/24. No,it means that should the project reach that time before it started it will either be called off or the life be extended.
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We are disappointed in the current kisoro district leadership headed by mr.abel bizimana.the way you have handled this matter is as ignorant it's of less importance to you.

How can it take you 2 month to reply a letter of 2pages despite getting views of your fellow district leaders.

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I have never seen such a lazy act in a matter of national importance.
I have been your friend since july 2017 and you are a down to earth man,but i'm too disappointed in you.because you lied to us at a meeting we had on sunday 14/07/2019 where we agreed that you were going to reply by this week.the working days ended yesterday said one of the youth from kisoro Rbert Ant V.

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