Christine Nanding takes up Police SACCO
The Deputy Director, Human Rights and Legal Services SCP, Christine Nanding, has been voted the new Chairperson of the Police Savings Association Limited (PSAL) by delegates that convened on 11.11.2022, at the Police headquarters in Naguru for the SACCO’s AGM.
Senior Commissioner of Police, Christine Nanding, was confirmed as the new acting police force’s legal and human rights director in 2020.
However, The Drone Media has learnt that Nixon Hebert Mugabo and Betty Mugabo, a Kampala-based couple recently accussedx Christine Nanding Of obstructing the couple, from regainning possession of their two bibanja (properties/ land) situated in Kigo, Wakiso District.
According to a November 8, 2021 Ref GWB/01/11/21/SB) petition , the couple through their lawyers GW Bwanika & company Advocates wrote to the Inspector General of Polic (IGP) Martin Okoth Ochola, accussing Christine Nanding.
The family accused DPC Kajjansi, Kitaka together with the Director Legal and Human Rights , Christine Nanding for reportedly acting in contempt of court, to frustrate the implementation of a High Court Land Division interim Order which was cleared for implementation by the commandant land protection Unit Kibuli.
Police SACCO
The Uganda Police Force Exodus Savings and Credit Cooperative Society deposits have grown from sh20.712 billion in 2020 to sh25.5 billion in the year that ended December 31, 2021.
Speaking during the ninth annual general meeting recently at the Police headquarters in Naguru, the chairman board of directors for the sacco , Senior Commissioner of Police Dr. Wilson Omoding Otuna said whereas the Covid pandemic ravaged several economies , the police Exodus sacco demonstrated resilience and consequently registered improvement in business performance in 2021.
According to Assistant Superintendent of Police , Eddy Ssekanjako, the sacco treasurer, during the period under review, loan interest income remained the main source of income contributing over 47% of the total income.
“During the financial year 2021, the loan interest income growth was 6% from shs2.79 billion in 2020 to shs2.95 billion in 2021.This is attributed mainly to increased level of loan disbursement,”Ssekanjako said.