KYEGEGWA – Kyaka Central Member of Parliament Hon. Tom Bright Amooti has raised concern over a series of brutal murders in his constituency, calling on security agencies to urgently intervene following the deaths of five people in Nkanja Sub-county in October alone.
Amooti raised the matter on the floor of Parliament this week, highlighting the reported killings and urging security agencies to address the situation before it gets out of hand.
The legislator expressed concern over the number of lives lost in Nkanja Sub-county within a single month, warning that the reported deaths require urgent attention from the relevant authorities to prevent further loss of lives.
According to Amooti, several people have been murdered in Kyaka Central, with five deaths recorded in Nkanja Sub-county during October alone. The MP did not provide details about the identities of the victims or the circumstances surrounding each incident.
Amooti called on security agencies to take immediate action to establish the circumstances surrounding the killings, identify those responsible and ensure that suspects are held accountable in accordance with the law.
His appeal places renewed focus on the security situation in Kyaka Central, where the reported murders have raised concerns about the safety of residents and the need for effective crime prevention measures.
The MP stressed the urgency of addressing the matter before it escalates further, calling for a coordinated response from security authorities to protect communities and prevent additional deaths.
The reported killings also highlight the importance of cooperation between residents, local leaders and law enforcement officers in sharing credible information that could help investigators establish the facts and bring perpetrators to justice.
Amooti’s intervention in Parliament has put the spotlight on the need for urgent security action in Nkanja Sub-county and the wider Kyaka Central constituency, as residents look to the authorities to address the reported murders and strengthen the protection of lives.
